Declining coral reefs due to warming oceans

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Region: Fiji

Coral reefs are dying due to the increase in ocean temperatures caused by climate change. This is leading to a loss of biodiversity and negatively impacting the livelihoods of millions of people who depend on coral reefs for food and income.

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         Protecting and restoring coral reefs through sustainable practices

                The solution involves implementing sustainable practices such as reducing carbon emissions, protecting marine habitats, and promoting responsible tourism. Additionally, coral restoration efforts can h...
                
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         Reefs of Hope: Saving Corals in Warming Oceans

                Coral reefs are predicted to die out within 30-50 years from intense marine heat waves.  Reefs of Hope is a revolutionary intervention to rescue heat resistant "super corals", found at the upper limit...
                
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