At Seascape Caribbean, we enhance ecosystems & ecosystem services towards client goals
We specialize in nearshore marine coral and coral reefs and reef ecosystem services. Relatedly, we also work with fishing communities in MPA and ecotourism, development and the management of seagrasses. To beaches, we work in wave attenuation through both living coral reef structures and aesthetic & functional enhancements of artificial reefs and engineered solutions such as groynes and revetments.
Our group also enhances aesthetics and useability to resort’s reefs, lagoons, estuaries, rivers, ponds and lakes including golf-courses and villa ponds or aquariums within more traditional landscaping themes.
MANAGING DIRECTOR & scientiFIC LEAD
Andrew M. Ross Ph.D. has been working in ecosystems management since 1996, marine conservation in Jamaica since 2002 and in the propagative culture/restoration of corals since 2004, for which he received his doctorate in 2013 with patents in 2016 and 2024 (pending). He sits as ecological/technical advisor to several marine NGOs as well as Govt. of Jamaica technical advisory boards, and was on the inaugural steering committee to the in Coral Restoration Consortium (CRC).
Technical Staff:
Yaderia Davis is our Coral/Reef enhancement and management technician. With a BSc. In Marine Biology from the university of the West Indies, Ms. Davis has always had a passion for the ocean and nature. She manages the daily operations of our coral restoration projects and sites across Jamaica, including fisher/stakeholder relations.
Weston Bingham is a deep-water spear-fisher based in Hopewell, Jamaica, and our coral works site manager and trainer for the west of the island.
Partners & Collaborators
Seascape Caribbean works as and within a collaborative of ecologists, managers, fishers, lawyers, engineers, designers, investors and others working towards a nexus of ecological and economic sustainability.
