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Hope for the coral reef ecosystems of the Maldives

The 2015-2016 El Niño, the climatic pattern that describes the unusual warming of sea surface temperatures, caused the largest recorded mass bleaching in the Maldives. The phenomena devastated 70 percent of the coral reef ecosystems of the Maldives

Thomas le berreSimon dicksonMarie saleemSeasons landaa giravaaru marine discovery centreReefscapers marine discovery centreFour seasons landaa giraavaruCoral bleaching

Hope for the coral reef ecosystems of the Maldives

The 2015-2016 El Niño, the climatic pattern that describes the unusual warming of sea surface temperatures, caused the largest recorded mass bleaching in the Maldives. The phenomena devastated 70 percent of the coral reef ecosystems of the Maldives

Thomas le berreSimon dicksonMarie saleemSeasons landaa giravaaru marine discovery centreReefscapers marine discovery centreFour seasons landaa giraavaruCoral bleaching

Hope for the coral reef ecosystems of the Maldives

The 2015-2016 El Niño, the climatic pattern that describes the unusual warming of sea surface temperatures, caused the largest recorded mass bleaching in the Maldives. The phenomena devastated 70 percent of the coral reef ecosystems of the Maldives

Thomas le berreSimon dicksonMarie saleemSeasons landaa giravaaru marine discovery centreReefscapers marine discovery centreFour seasons landaa giraavaruCoral bleaching

Hope for the coral reef ecosystems of the Maldives

The 2015-2016 El Niño, the climatic pattern that describes the unusual warming of sea surface temperatures, caused the largest recorded mass bleaching in the Maldives. The phenomena devastated 70 percent of the coral reef ecosystems of the Maldives

Thomas le berreSimon dicksonMarie saleemSeasons landaa giravaaru marine discovery centreReefscapers marine discovery centreFour seasons landaa giraavaruCoral bleaching

Hope for the coral reef ecosystems of the Maldives

The 2015-2016 El Niño, the climatic pattern that describes the unusual warming of sea surface temperatures, caused the largest recorded mass bleaching in the Maldives. The phenomena devastated 70 percent of the coral reef ecosystems of the Maldives

Thomas le berreSimon dicksonMarie saleemSeasons landaa giravaaru marine discovery centreReefscapers marine discovery centreFour seasons landaa giraavaruCoral bleaching

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