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Part 2: Life, Death and Rebirth of a Coral Reef

Life on a coral reef in French Polynesia can be extremely unforgiving. Natural coral threats, especially cyclones, crown of thorns starfish (COTS) outbreaks and coral bleaching events, have caused severe damage.  Fortunately, because of the isolation and low human population

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Regionally Rare, Locally Abundant

Throughout most of the Caribbean, there are species of coral that are common and easily spotted on a dive, and those that are rare corals and difficult to locate.   Experienced divers can usually characterize a reef fairly quickly based on

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Understanding Reef Resilience

Afternoon Dive A major component of our work during the Global Reef Expedition focuses on understanding factors and processes that enhance the resilience of coral reefs (reef resilience).  We evaluate a number of ecological, physical and chemical parameters at each reef

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