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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.พ. 2023
- Coral Restoration Foundation, located in Key Largo, Florida, operates the largest coral-reef-restoration program in the world. Jessica Levy, its director of restoration strategy, explains how coral-reef health has an effect on our entire planet and walks us through the steps Coral Restoration Foundation takes to bring reefs back from the brink of extinction.
For more information, visit www.coralrestoration.org/
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I don’t know if you guys hear this much but THANK YOU for taking care of things that some of us (including me) put in the back of our minds. I wish I could be there to help but you guys have it covered! ❤❤❤ God bless you
Fantastic work. Inspirational. Bless you all.
I saw a 5 year Timelapse from Bali using a different method. The results are real & amazing. Everything comes back.
Swam these reefs as a child and could always see the decay in stages. At one point only the strong and hearty brain coral were strong enough to even survive. Super stoked to see we’re restoring our Everglades and Coral reef
This is amazing! Thank you.
Are those corals acropora coral?
Btw, thank you so much for saving the Florida coral reef! I have a fish tank with corals and when I got them, I feel happy, happier than before. My corals mean a lot to me.
Thank you so much for this work.
If I ever win the lottery, I’m donating 90% to this cause.
This made my day! Thank you for the wonderful work you are doing. ❤
Great work. I want to help.
Great work but sad that it had to be done.
This made my dayy 👏keep up the amazing work ❤️❤️🌟
Great job..!! Thank you for the update, Insider..!!
thank you for doing this work! hope we have something similar in the philippine reefs.
If the corals are dying due to change in pH, is this a futile exercise?
Despite the ongoing threat to coral reefs from climate change and ocean acidification there is still hope, and there is every need to continue to work to restore damaged coral reef ecosystems.
Despite warming waters and increasing ocean acidification, the corals we are outplanting are thriving. Many of our older outplants are now spawning, which demonstrates that they are healthy- in order for corals to spawn, they must have energy available to do so.
This success is likely due to a few main factors:
1) Many of the local stressors which contributed to the decline in these coral populations have now been abated
2) It is likely that the wild coral genotypes that provided the initial parent stock for our operations are hardy, having withstood decades of multiple stressors. Their persistence in the wild until a decade ago indicates that these genotypes are resilient and probably capable of eventually adapting to increasingly dynamic environmental conditions.
3) Diverse ecosystems are resilient to stressors. By ensuring that we are working to support the reefs’ natural diversity, we are giving coral reefs a better chance of adapting to changing environmental conditions.
Saving coral reefs requires action at multiple levels. While organizations work to curb carbon emissions, it is essential that we work to maintain viable wild coral populations that will have a chance to recover once we mitigate the effects of climate change, including ocean acidification.
@@CoralRestorationFoundation Interesting. Thanks for responding! Glad it seems to be having a sustained impact.
Would old iron boats or iron barges be a benefit to growing corral in and placing them in desired places around the Keys
Thank you so much. All of you are the best.
Thank you God Bless you and your efforts
Cool Work Team.. Thanks
You do Good work guys. God Bless You
Thank you, great work & the content I like to see!
Fantastic.
Beautiful 👌
I really love the idea of an offshore coral nursery. Especially at that scale sounds amazing. It sounds way better than the idea I had of a warehouse full of aquacultured corals to put in the ocean 😂
Thank you so much for saving our planet. We need to stop driving cars!!
Amazing work ❤
I have been diving in the Florida Keys for 40 years. So very sad to watch the reefs die !
It is so good to have hope!
An acre and a half wide coral nursery is the biggest in the world kind of saddened me
Greet they are restoring the coral reefs when other dont do it and good work restoring coral reefs for it helps animals to🎉🎉❤❤😊😊🎉 and help the eco system
What about the Great Barrier Reef in Australia?
we probably nearly killed that too :)
She said in the video that even there it's on decline
Sounds like Australia needs to get on the ball and start restoring their dying coral reefs too, instead of sitting back and being passive as they watch it further decline!
@@mividalocastudio9366You should google what they’re doing in Australia. Nobody’s sitting back and watching the reefs die. Where did you get that from?
@@boohere2 It's actually starting to come back
Thank you! Excellent review of biology. I do outreach education and this priceless.
Can't wait to hear about current events
Keep up the great work 🥲
Right on❕
Bless your hearts❤️❤️❤️
Woo amazing video
thank you for sharing
I really want to be involved and I live in Miami Beach Fl what can I do to be part of restoring the reefs. I want to physically help also restore them
Thank you❤
Good job...💕🤙
Watching this made my eyes all watery.
Thank you
How do these coral farms survive hurricanes and other storms?
Just fiine actually, record ocean temps however have thoroughly destroyed the entire project.
Environmental restoration should be given to pentagon, with their unlimited budget they would turn entire earth from blue to green.
The Pentagon is too busy sending billions of our taxpayer money over to Ukraine
Very cool 😃
Good job 👍🏻
Much respect.
This is dope
I hope things are improving now, but hear the ocean temperature high this el nino
Thanks🌱🌱🌱🗻🗻🗻🗻
You are doing God’s work thank you
Eutrophication among else happening? Seems you're aware about substantial factors & influences need recognize, address & resolve. Looks like this has a good chance with your involvement😁 Is that an appropriate Coral for that area, is there some flexibility & able sustain instead merely harvest & introduce? Any water chemistry monitored? Characterized any more marine communities around the area & their respective ecology? As recognized & potentially resolved, the near shore & human encroached areas are overtly affected although more Coral & Cnidaria still abound depend upon where observed beside beyond & avoid anthro imposed issues.
Why does it grow on their trees and not naturaly on the reef?
What is the pressure on the coral?
Before the solution, what is the cause of the problem? Is it the lionfish, water temperature, pollution, etc?
If it's again the water temperature that is blamed then coral should start to grow north were they don't usually, is that the case, why not?
Interesting
Only for it to be destroyed by bleaching this summer. So sad
Restoring disappearing corals
Here before blows up
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Some good news in 2023. Out of curiosity, why is only the same species of coral being grown, rather than try to build more biodiversity?
We work wiith 1,305 putative coral genotypes across 20 species!
Right now we have the capacity to return populations of staghorn (Acropora cervicornis) elkhorn (Acropora palmata) and two species of boulder coral (Orbicella faveolata and Obricella annularis). Staghorn and elkhorn are listed on the IUCN Red List of Endangered Species as “Critically Endangered”, one step away from “Extinct in the Wild”. They are also both listed as threatened under the United States Endangered Species Act (ESA). In future years we will continue to raise and return diverse populations of corals to the wild. We value the importance of biodiversity because we know diverse ecosystems are resilient to stressors. By ensuring that we are working to support the reefs’ natural diversity, we are giving coral reefs a better chance of adapting to changing environmental conditions.
@@CoralRestorationFoundation Talk about thorough replies. Thanks! It's either way interesting to read about.
Ohhh nooooo. A mono culture. Really? I hope the mothers are strong and resilient.
Hawaii ocean coral reef are disappearing
First
And you wasted it!!
4:29 white Chris Rock 👦🏻
Good idea pollute the ocean with epoxy
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Get back to us in another 5 months when temperatures drop below 90-100 degrees. 😱💥
Very regrettably, you're absolutely correct.