Scientists recently mapped 165,000 sq km of climate-resilient coral reefs globally and successfully bred adult corals for enhanced heat tolerance. These interventions, alongside drastic carbon emission cuts, are crucial for combating the 4th Global Coral Bleaching Event and saving marine ecosystems.
Click to View MoreNingaloo Reef in Western Australia has lost nearly 70 percent of its coral cover after an unprecedented marine heatwave. Mass death of key corals like Acropora has triggered a shift toward algae and sponges, exposing severe climate vulnerability and demanding urgent conservation and policy action.
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