by herrzoox | May 2, 2004
By Alan Wheatley (Reuters) VABBINFARU, Maldives (Reuters) – Scientists in the Maldives watched spellbound under the full moon as reproducing corals ejected pink-orange eggs and bundles of sperm — proof the islands’ endangered reefs are on the road to...
by herrzoox | Mar 5, 2004
Grief on the Reef New Scientist March 5, 2004 Australia’s Great Barrier Reef may be on the verge of a massive outbreak of coral bleaching caused by sea temperatures soaring for the third time in six years. “The entire reef has been in a bleaching hotspot for the past...
by tsarkisian | Apr 7, 2003
Most of Bali’s coral reefs have been destroyed, and lie tortured and lifeless on the sea bed. Coral bleaching and a deadly combination of explosives and cyanide fishing have wiped out the reefs and much of the marine life that once teemed around them. This program...
by herrzoox | Mar 13, 1998
Article by Lucy Bunkley Williams and Ernest H. Williams, Jr. : Published in Sea Frontiers, March April 1998 Download PDF…
by mtessis | Aug 27, 1997
GCRA WHITE PAPER August 1997 Draft August 27 1997 Revised September 13 1997 Thomas Goreau Maya Goreau James Cervino SUMMARY Coral reefs and coastal habitats were examined during August 1997 at a range of Philippine sites ranging from high to low human impact....
by herrzoox | Aug 19, 1997
Mysterious New Diseases Devastate Coral Reefs New York Times Science Desk | 8/19/1997 Carol Kaesuk Yoon (NYT) ABSTRACT – Researchers say many mysterious new diseases are attacking coral reefs around the world, and that corals, some centuries old, are quickly...
