SpawnWatch

Record coral spawning, share data, advance science!

SpawnWatch brings divers, researchers, and marine communities together to document coral spawning events and build a shared global dataset.

What We Do?

A collaborative initiative spearheaded by a dedicated team of marine biologists at Penn State University.

Our mission is to advance the understanding of coral spawning events worldwide through comprehensive data collection and analysis. We hope the data and resources on Spawn Watch are useful to scientists studying coral spawning around the world!

This project aims to compile detailed observations of coral spawning events, creating a rich database that is accessible to scientists, researchers, and anyone with a passion for marine biology.

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Join Our Effort

We invite researchers, divers, and scientists to contribute to our observation log.

Your contributions will help us build a comprehensive dataset that can drive impactful research and inform conservation strategies.

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Explore Our Data

All spawning data will be published on this site, ensuring open access for anyone interested in studying coral spawning. We believe in the power of shared knowledge and aim to facilitate a global exchange of information that can lead to discoveries and advancements. Submitter’s contact information will not be shared.

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Coral spawning events are considered one of nature’s most awe-inspiring events and involve a combination of factors, including changes in water temperature, ocean chemistry, and solar & lunar cycles.
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