https://www.sciencenews.org/article/great-barrier-reef-coral-muga-dhambi-resilience-size
A coral the size of a carousel is the widest known in the Great Barrier Reef.
Found just off the coast of Goolboodi Island in Northeast Australia, this reef-building Porites measures 10.4 meters in diameter — earning it the nickname Muga dhambi, or “big coral,” from the Indigenous custodians
https://wildlife.org/energy-development-in-alaska-reserves-moves-forward/The Bureau of Land Management officially opened more of the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska to oil and gas development earlier this month, releasing the final Integrated Activity Plan for the reserve. Under the new plan, 82% […]
https://scubadiverlife.com/bahamas-coral-reef-report-card/The Perry Institute for Marine Science (PIMS) recently released the latest edition of its Coral Reef Report Card, which grades Bahamas coral reef ecosystem health and assesses ongoing threats, while outlining successful measures needed to […]
https://bioneers.org/this-new-tool-maps-and-tracks-coral-reef-bleaching/Preserving and protecting Earth’s coral reefs is enormously important: Healthy reefs are relied upon by a quarter of all the fish in the ocean, they protect coastlines from erosion, and they provide food and jobs […]
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