coral bleaching

New Photos Show Just How Bad Mass Coral Bleaching Is On The Great Barrier Reef

For the first time, extreme levels of bleaching have been seen along all regions of Australia's iconic reef.
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There’s A Crisis Unfolding In Florida's Waters. DeSantis Hasn’t Said A Word.

The GOP governor and presidential candidate has touted his environmental and economic credentials. He’s ignoring an environmental and economic disaster at home.
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These Animals Are The Backbone Of Tourism And Your Seafood — And They’re Dying Quickly

A relentless marine heat wave is devastating coral reefs — and scientists have mobilized to save them.
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Coral Is Turning White And That's Not Alright

Coral is a critical piece of ocean biodiversity, supporting one in four species of fish. But scientists are warning that rising ocean temperatures will lead to massive coral bleaching over the coming year. Can it be stopped?
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91% Of Surveyed Corals Bleached Along Great Barrier Reef, Australia Says

It’s the first time that a mass bleaching has happened during a La Niña year, when the ocean is supposed to be cooler than usual.
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Only 2% Of Great Barrier Reef Has Escaped Coral Bleaching, Study Finds

Reef scientists have called for urgent action on climate change or humanity could have a very different underwater world by midcentury.
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Australia's Great Barrier Reef Suffers Its Most Extensive Coral Bleaching Event

If global warming trends continue, the Great Barrier Reef will be destroyed.
By Stefica Nicol Bikes, Reuters

'An Utter Tragedy': Great Barrier Reef Hit With Third Mass Bleaching Event In 5 Years

“I’m not sure I have the fortitude to do this again,” one of Australia's top scientists wrote.
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Mass Bleaching Hits Great Barrier Reef Again: Like Watching Louvre ‘Burn To The Ground’

The iconic structure was hit with devastating, back-to-back bleaching in 2016 and 2017.
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Climate Change Drives Collapse Of Baby Corals In Great Barrier Reef

The catastrophic die-off from recent ocean heat waves severely affected the reef's ability to produce new corals and bounce back.
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