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Entities that collaborate with us to protect Santurce's sea and coast

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ALLIANCES

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COLLABORATORS
Our coalition is not limited to these organizations, we have the support of professionals who collaborate on our activities and projects to develop concrete plans. We are extremely grateful that they have accepted the proposal by CRES Puerto Rico (CRESpr.org), and we hope to continue growing and winning allies along the way.

G.C.R.A.-"Global Coral Reef Alliance"

GCRA is a worldwide coalition of volunteer scientists, divers, environmentalists, and other individuals and organizations, committed to the failure of coral reefs. We focus primarily on coral reef restoration and cutting edge research on the impacts of coral bleaching, global warming, marine diseases, sea level rise and coral pollution. GCRA scientists work with community groups, environmental organizations, foundations, governments, or private companies to build, restore, and maintain coral reefs, nurseries, and marine sanctuaries. GCRA projects include the restoration of coral reefs and marine habitats for mariculture, tourism, and shoreline protection. GCRA invented and developed Mineral Accretion Technology™ and the Biorock™ method of electrical restoration of coral reefs and marine ecosystems, the HotSpot™ method to correctly predict coral bleaching from satellite sea surface temperatures and management of nutrients from the entire watershed and coastal zone (now indicated as Ridge to Reef, or Hilltop to Ocean). Founded in 1990, GCRA is the direct heir to a pioneering tradition of coral reef research dating back to the 1920s, and has the world's largest collection of coral reef photographs from the 1940s, 1950s and 1960.

ARRECIFES PRO CIUDAD, INC.

The Isla Verde Reef Marine Reserve is a community effort that arises from the residents and users of the area in an effort to protect this beautiful natural resource. The initiative began in 2005 and in 2009 the Committee for the designation of the Marine Reserve was formalized and thus we were collecting endorsement signatures, participating in environmental events, publicizing the idea with presentations, creating a list of species that we were going to identifying, studying the experience of other Marine Protected Areas until obtaining, with the help of the Department of Natural and Environmental Resources and the Legislature, the designation of Marine Reserve on September 26, 2012 Law #274.