Scientists warn that a proposed expansion of Port Everglades could cause unprecedented damage to corals in the U.S., ...
HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - The state Department of Land and Natural Resources has opened an investigation after coral was found damaged in Kewalo Basin. The DLNR said the damage appeared to have been ...
Heat stress has impacted 84% of coral reefs worldwide since 2023, making this the highest level of coral damage in history, reported Mongabay. Scientists are witnessing unprecedented damage to coral ...
Fragment planting is one part of Kanu Kūʻa (Planting Corals), a project integrating Hawaiian culture, the local community and ...
Coral reefs, some of the most stunningly beautiful marine ecosystems on Earth, are dying. Ninety percent of them will likely be gone by 2050 due to rising ocean temperatures and pollution. “But it’s ...
Tropical coral reefs cover less than 1% of the seafloor, yet support 25% of all marine species. They are also incredibly ...
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World’s coral reefs may collapse in 2026 as ocean heatwaves intensify, scientists warn
Coral reefs face a global tipping point from mass bleaching caused by climate change and El Niño. Discover why 2026 could be ...
HONOLULU (Island News) – Following up on the recent damage done to the coral in Kewalo Basin that was caused by an anchor, a dive team from DLNR Division of Aquatic Resources (DAR) started its ...
A preliminary study of the damage done by last summer's record heat wave to Florida's coral reefs is in — and the results are not good. Barely one-fifth of the staghorn corals survived. And elkhorn ...
Feb. 15 (UPI) --A team of researchers completed a scientific mission Wednesday to assess the damage from last year's record-high marine temperatures on restored coral reefs in the Florida Keys. The ...
Ocean-related tourism and recreation supports more than 320,000 jobs and $13.5 billion in goods and services in Florida. But a swim in the ocean became much less attractive in the summer of 2023, when ...
A coral outcrop on Australia's Great Barrier Reef. A new project led by UC Santa Barbara, including UC Davis biologist Rachael Bay, will study how coral can resist and repair itself from damage caused ...
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