CCMI’s vision is a world with vibrant oceans and healthy coral reefs.
We will make this vision a reality by undertaking cutting edge, impactful research and transforming this research into conservation and education initiatives which will serve to bridge the gap between knowledge and action.
Funded by the UK Government’s Darwin Plus programme, CCMI’s education team is coming to Grand Cayman for a week-long school…
On Friday, 15th November 2024, award-winning wildlife photographer and Planet Earth cameraman Doug Allan, is hosting a brunch-time workshop on…
The Central Caribbean Marine Institute (CCMI) is excited to announce the launch of its Buy-a-Brick campaign, a community-driven effort to…
Funded by the UK government through Darwin Plus, 14 Caymanian students will be selected to participate in the Central Caribbean…
of Little Cayman reefs were covered in stony corals in 2016
of all marine species live on a coral reefs
of the world’s population live within 200 kilometers of the shore
of extinctions on islands are caused by invasive species
of the plastic ever manufactured still exists
