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Mote saves thousands of endangered corals amid high water temps - Vimarsana News

Mote saves thousands of endangered corals amid high water temps

Thanks to the help of Sarasota-based marine researchers, thousands of endangered corals were saved and evacuated from backreefs due to high water temperatures.

Source: wtsp.com
Florida in race to rescue coral bleached by record ocean heat - Vimarsana News

Florida in race to rescue coral bleached by record ocean heat

Noaa and marine rescue groups work together in effort to preserve Florida’s reefs as rising water temperatures cause concern

'Will they make it?': Florida researchers discuss how coral reefs are dealing with the heat - Vimarsana News

'Will they make it?': Florida researchers discuss how coral reefs are dealing with the heat

Local researchers give update on how coral reefs in the lower Florida Keys are responding to extreme heat.

Source: wpbf.com
A Desperate Push to Save Florida's Coral: Get It Out of the Sea – Repeating Islands - Vimarsana News

A Desperate Push to Save Florida's Coral: Get It Out of the Sea – Repeating Islands

Catrin Einhorn (The New York Times) writes about attempts to save Florida’s coral: “Teams dedicated to ocean restoration are urgently moving samples to tanks on land as a marine heat wave devastates entire reefs.” For full article and photographs by Jason Gulley, visit The New York Times. When Bailey Thomasson first spotted the coral, she felt…

Florida's coral is in hot water. Scientists are diving in to rescue the fragile creatures before it's too late - Vimarsana News

Florida's coral is in hot water. Scientists are diving in to rescue the fragile creatures before it's too late

As Florida ocean temperatures rise, scientists race in a Noah's Ark-style mission to haul coral to safety in land-based tanks before they become extinct.

Source: yahoo.com