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Estudian los Arrecifes Coralinos de la Hispaniola

September 30, 2019

Hoy Digital (Dominican Republic)

Environmentalists gather for Reef Check Eco-Expedition

September 29, 2019

The Edition (Maldives)

“Los arrecifes de coral de la República Dominicana han sufrido mucho por huracanes”

September 26, 2019

Listín Diario (Dominican Republic)

Into The Industry: Reef Check Regional Manager

September 24, 2019

The Marine Diaries

Reef Check and Trash Hero Team Up In Malaysia

September 18, 2019

DeeperBlue.com

Millions of Athletes Hit the Ocean Every Year. Scientists Want to Know What They’re Seeing

September 16, 2019

REI Co-Op Journal

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New publication!⁠
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During the 2014–2017 Global Bleaching Event:⁠
• 51% of the world’s reefs experienced significant bleaching⁠
• 15% suffered coral mortality⁠
• Heat stress levels were higher and more widespread than any previous event⁠
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See more information on our latest press post at our 🔗⁠
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While the challenges are real, what happens next depends on how quickly we act and how well we understand what reefs are experiencing.⁠
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That’s where monitoring matters.⁠
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Long-term reef data helps scientists and managers:⁠
• Track where reefs are declining and where they’re recovering⁠
• Identify heat-tolerant and resilient coral communities⁠
• Guide marine protections, restoration, and local management⁠
• Measure what’s working so conservation efforts can scale⁠
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Much of our worldwide data collection comes from trained volunteer divers and community scientists. This means you can have an impact on this work too.⁠
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Support reef monitoring by donating or getting Reef Check certified this year!⁠
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