The Coral Triangle is the global epicenter of marine biodiversity, holding about 30% of the world’s coral reefs and 76% of known coral species. The region is critical not just for marine life – more than 120 million people depend on it for their food and livelihoods. But today, a massive wave of fossil gas and LNG expansion threatens these fragile ecosystems, the communities that depend on them, and our shared climate future.

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The Verde Island Passage is the "center of the center” of marine shorefish biodiversity – home to about 60% of the world's known shorefish species and more than 300 coral species. For coastal communities and fisherfolk, protecting these waters is a matter of survival. A wave of new LNG terminals threatens their homes, livelihoods, and the future of our seas. We must stop the destruction and protect the Verde Island Passage.

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