Disney Worldwide Conservation Fund Donates $24,000 to Support Coral Reef Research

The Disney Worldwide Conservation Fund is donating more than $24,000 to the University of Hawaii for coral reef research.

The University of Hawaii Foundation said Monday the money will pay for lab work and disseminating management recommendations.

The research uses the latest population genetics methods to understand how reefs recover from catastrophic disturbances such as mass bleaching events. The grant will provide essential support to better understand coral reefs around Palau.

The Nature Conservancy and the Palau International Coral Reef Center are partners of the Connecting Coral Reefs Worldwide Project.

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