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Rooted in Community, Growing For The Planet
Black Coral Inc. is a community-driven nonprofit dedicated to restoring ecosystems, uplifting indigenous knowledge, and empowering resilient communities. Founded on the belief that local action sparks global change, we weave together science, culture, and collective action to build a more sustainable future.
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Our Story
Black Coral Inc. began with a small team of passionate changemakers determined to reconnect people with nature.
From planting trees in Boston neighborhoods to supporting coral reef education in Roatán, our journey has grown to include educators, artists, scientists, and volunteers working hand-in-hand with communities.
Our Mission
We restore ecosystems and communities by bridging indigenous wisdom and modern science to heal our planet and its people.
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Our Vision
A world where every community is empowered to nurture the land, sea, and each other.
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Our Values
🌱 Community First
We believe local voices are the heart of transformation.
🌊 Stewardship
We honor our planet and future generations through responsible action.
🌺 Indigenous Knowledge
We respect and uplift ancestral wisdom.
🤝 Collaboration
We know the power of working together.
🌟 Empowerment
We invest in people to build lasting change.
Our Team
J. Lynda Blake, MBA
Founder/Executive Director
Hank W. Ebanks Johnson
Co-Founder/Exec. Director
(Roatan)
Pamela Goncalves, M.Ed
President
Neeca L Wilder, BS
Program Director
Maxine “Max” Blake
Secretary/Program Coordinator
Edward L. Johnson, MAOM/MBA
Treasurer
Friends of Black Coral
Gail Bos BA
Vice President & Installationist
Eradine Amalda Nixon
Assistant Treasurer
L'merchie Frazier
Artist, Educator, Historian
Cornell Coley ME.d
Event Producer/Teaching Artist
Ruth Rosner, M.A
Artist & Sculptor
Youth Volunteers
Maxwell A. Blake, Jr.
Milton H.S. ‘21 / Lead
Jazyre “Ja” Wilder-Works- 18
Boston Latin Academy ’25 / Asst. Lead
Naiyah - 15
Edward - 12
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