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Chasing Coral (2017)
Having a closer look at the effects of climate change, this documentary takes a deeper ...
... mangrove and coral reef ecosystems, live together for prolonged periods and most importantly be the first to explore how our world operates as a self-regulating planet. Now, 25 years later, he reflects ...
The world’s most biodiverse seagrass region – Indonesia’s Coral Triangle – faces ruin from rampant human activities
The seagrass meadows found in the Indonesian part of the Coral Triangle – stretching ...
... in the rariphotic zone, including more than 40 new species of algae, a new black coral and at least 13 new crustaceans.
‘Given that Bermuda is such a well-studied area in general terms, we really weren’t ...
... absorbed in seawater. The impacts of the acidification have been well studied, especially around organisms such as shellfish and corals. Meanwhile, surprisingly little is known about increases in carbon ...
... me, an entire hillside densely covered in puffy, round wattle blooms as far as the eye can see. Every day the forest has offered a new species – white clematis, deep purple native wisteria, or coral vine ...
... of black corals, including species not seen before in Bermuda, 100 square miles of seabed mapped, and a combined global audience of 750 million – when all the mission’s media coverage and publicity were ...
... of environmentalism, some scientists are sceptical about the benefit to corals. John Bruno, marine biologist and at the University of North Carolina and expert on the Belize reefs emphasises the danger ...
... and Industrial Research Organisation suggested that natural filters mimicking the way corals protect themselves from high UV levels could potentially be harnessed as a natural filter for human skin. New ...
... of the Weddell Sea in submersibles. By identifying new species and Vulnerable Marine Ecosystems (VMEs) on the seafloor, including rare corals and sponges, it hopes to provide further evidence for the need ...
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