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UN Calls for Urgent Funding to Save Threatened Coral Reefs
The UN, scientists, and governments urgently call for increased funding to protect coral reefs from extinction at an emergency biodiversity summit.
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The UN, scientists, and governments urgently call for increased funding to protect coral reefs from extinction at an emergency biodiversity summit.
A team of young researchers is developing biomimetic robots shaped like manta rays to enhance the monitoring and protection of coral reefs, vital to our marine ecosystems.
A new report reveals Huangyan Dao’s excellent eco-environmental quality and healthy coral reef ecosystem, providing strong evidence to counter recent false accusations regarding marine environmental protection.
Discover the Triton’s trumpet, one of the largest sea snails inhabiting coral reefs, and its vital role in maintaining marine ecological balance.
Coral reefs are vital to our planet’s marine ecosystem. Central to their survival is Scleractinia, the reef-building corals crucial for biodiversity.
Türkiye’s coral reefs are dying due to the rapid effects of climate change, prompting experts to call for protective measures to save over 200 coral species in the Mediterranean, Aegean, and Marmara seas.
Israeli researchers have identified a parasite responsible for the massive die-off of sea urchins, threatening coral reefs globally, according to a study published in Current Biology.
Fiji enhances sustainable tourism by launching a second coral gene bank on Vomo Island, promoting marine conservation and highlighting the beauty and fragility of coral reefs, announced Deputy Prime Minister Viliame Gavoka.
Coral reefs off the Florida Keys struggle to recover from a record-breaking heat wave, highlighting the devastating impacts of climate change on marine ecosystems.
Researchers from the University of Queensland have used high-resolution satellite mapping to reveal an increased global area of shallow coral reefs, offering new insights for conservation efforts.