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The Caribbean Coral Reef: A Record of an Ecosystem Under Threat

The Caribbean Coral Reef: A Record of an Ecosystem Under Threat

by Tom Goreau | Feb 15, 2023

The Caribbean Coral Reef: A Record of an Ecosystem Under Threat By William K. Sacco This spectacular book shows Caribbean coral reefs at their prime “This book is a priceless historical record of Caribbean coral reefs by a photographer who set out to document...

Biorock Oyster, Salt Marsh, and Sea Grass Restoration for Coastal Protection, Fisheries Habitat Regeneration, Submerged Breakwaters, and Artificial Islands

by mtessis | Sep 1, 2018

Thomas J. F. Goreau, PhD President, Global Coral Reef Alliance INTRODUCTION Biorock technology, first invented in 1976 in Grand Isle, Louisiana by the late Wolf Hilbertz, architecture professor at the University of Texas at Austin (Hilbertz, 1979; Goreau &...

Spectacular Biorock coral growth videos

by mtessis | Jun 20, 2018

We Have Already Exceeded the Upper Temperature Limit for Coral Reef Ecosystems, Which are Dying at Today’s CO2 Levels

We Have Already Exceeded the Upper Temperature Limit for Coral Reef Ecosystems, Which are Dying at Today’s CO2 Levels

by tsarkisian | Apr 2, 2018

GCRA WHITE PAPER April 2, 2018   2018 Talanoa Dialogue Platform We Have Already Exceeded the Upper Temperature Limit for Coral Reef Ecosystems, Which are Dying at Today’s CO2 Levels Thomas J. F. Goreau, Raymond L. Hayes, & Ernest Williams   THE...
Biorock electric coral reefs survive the most severe hurricanes with little or no damage

Biorock electric coral reefs survive the most severe hurricanes with little or no damage

by Tom Goreau | Jan 14, 2018

Two new Global Coral Reef Alliance videos answer the question many people have: what happens in a hurricane? Here we show that Biorock reefs hit by the eye of three of the strongest Caribbean hurricanes, Hanna, Ike, and Irma, suffered almost no physical damage and...

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  • The Caribbean Coral Reef: A Record of an Ecosystem Under Threat
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