by mtessis | Dec 22, 2019
Thomas J. F. Goreau President, Global Coral Reef Alliance Discovery Bay is the site of the world’s longest and most detailed scientific studies of coral reef change, going back about 65 years. I have personally been involved in research at Discovery Bay Marine...
by herrzoox | Jan 12, 2019
Elkhorn coral, Acropora palmata, was the most common coral in shallow Jamaican and Caribbean reefs in the early 1950s until the corals were killed from sewage pollution, global warming, soil erosion, and new diseases. Now it is locally extinct almost everywhere around...
by herrzoox | Dec 21, 2018
by Thomas J. F. Goreau, PhD, President, Global Coral Reef Alliance BARONG & RANGDA, Biorock sculpture of the quintessential Balinese myth of the struggle between good and evil, installed December 14 2018 in honor of late Balinese ecotourism pioneer Agung Prana....
by Tom Goreau | Apr 7, 1992
Author: Thomas J. Goreau American Zoologist, Vol. 32, No. 6 (1992), pp. 683-695 Published by: Oxford University Press Bleaching and Reef Change in Jamaica 1951-1991
by herrzoox | Jan 12, 1981
Peter D. Goreau, 1981, PhD Thesis, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, This study of the geophysical evolution of Jamaica, Haiti, and Cuba was the first to identify that the fault along which the 2010 Haiti Earthquake...
