
As the world’s coral reefs face unprecedented threats from climate change, pollution, and other human activities, it is imperative to harness cutting-edge science and international diplomacy to safeguard these vital ecosystems. How are governments, scientists and funders collaborating to protect corals in the Red Sea, Caribbean and Great Barrier Reef, and what lessons can be applied to rehabilitate other reefs worldwide?
Takeaway Messages
“The best way to protect coral for the future is to establish marine and land reserves
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“We need easy-to-use technology for monitoring and conserving coral
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“The groups working to protect coral are scattered and disconnected: we need an overarching organisation that brings together scientists and local people
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