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The Restoration Of Coral Reefs

2017
Coral restoration in the Caribbean was brought into sharp focus in 2005 when reefs throughout the region were severely impacted by a mass coral bleaching event, triggered by prolonged exposure to above normal water temperatures. The goal of outplanting has primarily been to establish enough colonies from a variety of different genotypes to enhance the ...
Boze Hancock, Kemit-Amon Lewis, Eric Conklin   +2 more
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Cryopreservation as a Tool for Reef Restoration: 2019

2019
Throughout the world coral reefs are being degraded at unprecedented rates. Locally, reefs are damaged by pollution, nutrient overload and sedimentation from out-dated land-use, fishing and mining practices. Globally, increased greenhouse gases are warming and acidifying oceans, making corals more susceptible to stress, bleaching and newly emerging ...
Mary, Hagedorn, Rebecca, Spindler, Jonathan, Daly   +2 more
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Ecology: E-rat-ication to restore reefs

Current Biology, 2021
Invasive species often drive native species to local extinction. A new study shows that removing invasive rats from tropical islands fosters recovery of native seabirds. Rising seabird populations reestablish key cross-ecosystem nutrient subsidies, reconnecting oceanic, island, and coral reef ecosystems.
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ECOSYSTEM RESTORATION: CORAL REEF AND SEAGRASS

2023
Restoration of ecosystems is becoming an increasingly essential aspect of tropical and subtropical marine conservation. Seagrass and coral reefs provide a variety of ecological facilities, including nursery habitat, better water quality condition, coastline protection, and carbon sequestration.
Bhagchand Chhaba, Neha D. Gangan, Ediga Arun Goud, Vikram Kachave, V. S. Aitwar   +4 more
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Rebuilding coral reefs: does active reef restoration lead to sustainable reefs?

Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability, 2014
The coral reefs worldwide are exposed to multiple anthropogenic threats and persisting global change impacts, causing continuous degradation, also calling for the development of novel restoration methodologies. Of the most promising emerging approaches, deriving its rationale from silviculture, is the low-cost ‘gardening concept’, guided by a two-step ...
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Coral Reef Restoration Handbook

2006
Coral Reef Restoration: The Rehabilitation of an Ecosystem under Siege William F. Precht and Martha Robbart A Thousand Cuts? An Assessment of Small-Boat Grounding Damage to Shallow Corals of the Florida Keys Steven J. Lutz Coral Reef Restoration: An Overview Beth Zimmer Natural Resilience of Coral Reef Ecosystems N.J. Quinn and B.L.
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Economics of Coral Reef Restoration

2005
Published
Spurgeon, J.P.G., Lindahl, U.
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Coral Reef Restoration

2006
William Precht, Martha Robbart
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Coral reef restoration in Indonesia: A review of policies and projects

Marine Policy, 2022
Timothy Lamont, Tries Blandine Razak, Lisa Boström-Einarsson   +2 more
exaly  

The sound of recovery: Coral reef restoration success is detectable in the soundscape

Journal of Applied Ecology, 2022
Andrew N Radford, , Jamaluddin Jompa
exaly