Once the dominant reef-builder in the Caribbean, Acropora cervicornis has declined by 98% in the last 40 years due to disease, climate change, and human impact. But there’s hope! This fast-growing coral thrives in our nurseries, where we carefully propagate diverse genotypes before returning them to the reef. With over 20 coral species and 600+ genotypes in our care, we’re working to restore genetic diversity and resilience to Florida’s Coral Reef. Photo: Michele Du Plooy for Coral Restoration Foundation™ #CoralRestoration #MarineConservation #Diving #MarineBiology #ReefResilience #Scuba #CoralReef #CoralGrowth #FloridaKeys #Photomosaic #Science #Environment #Impact #ProtectWhatYouLove #DoWhatYouLove #ReefBuilders #SaveTheReef #Reef #OceanStewards #MarineScience #Coral #Passion #OceanRescue #Rescue #ChooseYourChange #ReefRestoration #CoralReefs #ClimateChange #Conservation
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Once the dominant reef-builder in the Caribbean, Acropora cervicornis has declined by 98% in the last 40 years due to disease, climate change, and human impact
Mar 13, 2025, 7:58 PM
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