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Congress has passed a bill that significantly increases federal funding to coral reef restoration projects and directs more federal money toward local coral reef restoration projects like ones already being

A team of divers from several leading coral research institutes has concluded another effort to mitigate the spread of the most fatal coral diseases that has impacted reefs in the

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Steve Thur, Ph.D., A Nationally Recognized Leader In Coastal Science And Management, Has Been Appointed By U.S. Secretary Of Commerce Gina M.

Tampa, FL: In a significant achievement for reef restoration, researchers at The Florida Aquarium, University of Florida, and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission successfully reared and released nearly 200 Long Spined Sea Urchins (Diadema antillarum) off the coast of Florida.

The Florida Aquarium, University of Florida and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission have successfully reared and released nearly 200 long-spined sea urchins off the coast of the Florida

Scientists are conducting a Darwin experiment to speed up corals evolutionary clock. They are breeding super corals in a lab that can better withstand the impacts of global warming.

Seven grants will address threats and develop tools for restoration and management of coral reefs in U.S., Caribbean and Pacific waters...

An emergency response mission to protect and save corals in Dry Tortugas National Park — arguably the most pristine in the Keys reef tract — recently exceeded expectations by treating

Roughly 14% of the coral reefs across the world have been lost due to rising ocean temperatures, according to a major report conducted by several governments.