New study: Coral bleaching increases disease risk in threatened

Mote Coral Health & Disease Research Program Manager Dr. Erinn Muller is the lead author on a new study that shows coral bleaching increases disease risk in a threatened species.

Réduire les impacts que l'Homme a sur terre et en mer pourrait aider les récifs coralliens en temps de canicule ?

Week 8 - Final Project - Restoration Plan (docx) - CliffsNotes

What Causes Coral Bleaching, and Can Our Reefs Recover?

One Million Corals for Colombia': the largest ocean reef restoration project in the Americas Un millón de corales por Colombia: El proyecto de restauración oceánica más grande de las Américas UN

Coral reefs get their genetic revolution - EHN

Coral bleaching threat increasing in western Atlantic and Pacific oceans

Great Barrier Reef endures fourth coral bleaching event in seven years

Could key gene system discovery be suffocatin

IPCC: Australia and New Zealand face greater fire and flood risk, damage to coral reefs

As Oceans Warm, Tropical Corals Seek Refuge in Cooler Waters - Yale E360

In Florida, endangered coral finds a way to blossom

Frontiers Selecting Heat-Tolerant Corals for Proactive Reef Restoration

Treating Corals With Bacteria Can Help Reefs Endure Severe Heat, Study Shows - Yale E360

Great Barrier Reef building coral under threat from poisonous seaweed

The role of predators in coral disease dynamics