coral reefs
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Coral Reefs Need Bird Poop, But Rat Infestations Threaten Seabird Population
Kill the rats in order to save the reefs? Rats have been decimating seabird populations for a long time and new research shows that this also has devastating consequences on the world's coral reef populations.
Latest Research Articles
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Can an Ambitious Australian Plan Save The Great Barrier Reef?
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Good News and Bad News for Exhausted Coral Reefs
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Great Barrier Reef Now Irrevocably Damaged, Experts Say Improvement is No Longer Achievable
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Rising Sea Levels, Sea Floor Erosions Could Negatively Affect Coral Reefs, Coastal Communities
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ALERT: Severe Bleaching Events Destroy Two-Thirds of Great Barrier Reef in Just 12 Months
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Almost 40 Percent of Corals Die Due to Climate Change in South China Sea
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3D-Printed Coral Reefs: The Key to Solving the Coral Bleaching Crisis?
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Raja Ampat Update: Captain of British Cruise Ship That Plowed Indonesian Reef Could Face Criminal Charges
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British Cruise Ship Damages Indonesia's Pristine Coral Reefs in Rajah Ampat Islands
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Greenpeace Releases Stunning Image of Unique Coral Reef System at the Mouth of the Amazon
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Coral Bleaching Kills 70 Percent of Japan's Largest Reef (And the Rest are Dying)
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Zombie Corals: Ghost Town of Dead Corals in the Pacific is Coming Back to Life