Ninety percent of the world’s coral is in danger of disappearing by 2050. But with more funding, research, and volunteers, ...

Investing in natural infrastructure by restoring coral reefs in Florida and Puerto Rico can save millions of dollars by ...

Daniel Wangpraseurt is a marine biologist at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego. He received his bachelor’s ...

Between 2009 and 2018, the world lost 14% of its coral reefs, and 90% of those that remain are at risk from climate change, pollution, overfishing and anthropogenic threats. The 2024 U.N ...

Meekan said the findings showed that declining global reef shark populations due to overfishing was of “great concern” because it would leave the coral structures more vulnerable to bleaching ...

Quick Key Facts Roughly 20 to 25 percent of fish, molluscs and crustaceans in developing countries come from coral reefs. Corals grow an estimated 0.39 inches … ...

The company has developed Ocean Mode technology, available on Galaxy S24 Ultra, which allows divers to take high-quality ...

Giant clams, among the largest mollusks in the ocean, are a fascinating part of tropical coral reefs. These enormous ...

In addition to climate change, human activities are accelerating the decline of coral reefs. Overfishing, particularly destructive practices like dynamite fishing and bottom trawling, severely ...

As ocean temperatures rise, coral reefs are increasingly at risk ... of some 500 million people through fishing and tourism. Yet overfishing, ocean acidification, and, most significantly, climate ...

However, coral reefs are under severe threat due to increased ocean temperature, ocean acidification, pollution, and overfishing. The success of coral restoration efforts, such as the outplanting ...

The authors recommend closely monitoring the rare coral due to the ongoing threat of climate change, declining water quality and overfishing in on the Reef. Dr Smith added he was proud of the ...