Help Restore Coral Reefs by Funding Coral-Bots!

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Coral reefs worldwide are in dire need of restoration, but many cannot be reached by human hands. But there is a way to help — read on to find out how!

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Saving the Dolphins

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An incredible display of humanity’s good side when it comes to a pod of stranded dolphins.

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5 Main Causes of Coral Reef Destruction

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Coral reefs are natural barriers between land and sea, and the benefits they provide are many. Here are 5 main causes of coral reef destruction worldwide.

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Bringing An End to Overfishing Problems

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Overfishing problems affect everyone on this planet — but we can all do something to put an end to them.

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Protecting Leatherback Sea Turtles: Puerto Rico’s Northeast Ecological Corridor

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Protecting leatherback sea turtles is an issue of grave concern in many places worldwide — Puerto Rico acted by creating the Northeast Ecological Corridor.

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What Causes Coral Reef Bleaching?

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As one of the most indicative signs of the health of our planet, coral reef bleaching is one that the world needs to pay grave attention to.

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What is a Marine Dead Zone?

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Marine dead zones are one of the many ecological factors humans need to pay close attention to, as their increase has dire implications for life on land.

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In Mourning for Manatees

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Despite being a harmless gentle giant, the Florida manatee is experiencing the worst die off of the century, and there’s not much we can do to stop it.

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The Importance of Coral Reefs to Life on Land

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There is no doubt that the world’s coral reefs are a thing of beauty, but their value to life on land, as well as the sea, extends far beyond their looks.

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CITES Now Protects Sharks and Manta Rays

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Although it’s merely scratching the surface of what’s needed for ocean conservation, 5 species of sharks and 2 species of manta rays are now internationally protected under CITES.

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