Add to ORKGThe effects of bleaching and hurricanes on coral reefs in 2005 varied across the region and within countries. Some countries experienced intense widespread coral bleaching down to 35 m, while the effects of increased water temperatures were moderate to low in others. Coral mortality rates were low on average; most corals recovered quickly when water temperatures dropped. Greater human and financial resources are needed to monitor and effectively combat the effects of natural disasters. Regular monitoring and analysis of data are essential components of sound management strategies for sustainable environmental management and economic growth.https://scholar.dominican.edu/books/1107/thumbnail.jp
Shown here is an image that plots the accumulated heat stress that corals in the Caribbean experienc...
Sea temperatures in the tropics have increased by almost 1oC over the past 100 years and are current...
Coral cover and diversity are declining while macroalgal abundance is increasing in most Caribbean c...
BACKGROUND. The rising temperature of the world's oceans has become a major threat to coral reefs gl...
Background: The rising temperature of the world's oceans has become a major threat to coral reefs gl...
BACKGROUND: The rising temperature of the world's oceans has become a major threat to coral reefs gl...
Coral bleaching models generated by the NOAA Coral Reef Watch have shown that persistently warm ocea...
Ocean temperatures are increasing globally and the Caribbean is no exception. An extreme ocean warmi...
In 1998, coral populations in Belize were disturbed simultaneously by a severe coral bleaching event...
Coral cover has been declining in recent decades due to increased temperatures and environmental str...
Since the early 1980s, episodes of coral reef bleaching and mortality, due primarily to climate-indu...
In 2005, the Atlantic and Gulf Rapid Reef Assessment protocol (AGRRA v. 4) was implemented for the f...
Large-scale coral bleaching events, driven by unusually warm sea temperatures, have now affected eve...
World-wide coral reefs are in a state of decline as a result of many local and regional factors. Rec...
Thermal anomalies have become more severe, frequent and well-documented across the Caribbean for the...
Shown here is an image that plots the accumulated heat stress that corals in the Caribbean experienc...
Sea temperatures in the tropics have increased by almost 1oC over the past 100 years and are current...
Coral cover and diversity are declining while macroalgal abundance is increasing in most Caribbean c...
BACKGROUND. The rising temperature of the world's oceans has become a major threat to coral reefs gl...
Background: The rising temperature of the world's oceans has become a major threat to coral reefs gl...
BACKGROUND: The rising temperature of the world's oceans has become a major threat to coral reefs gl...
Coral bleaching models generated by the NOAA Coral Reef Watch have shown that persistently warm ocea...
Ocean temperatures are increasing globally and the Caribbean is no exception. An extreme ocean warmi...
In 1998, coral populations in Belize were disturbed simultaneously by a severe coral bleaching event...
Coral cover has been declining in recent decades due to increased temperatures and environmental str...
Since the early 1980s, episodes of coral reef bleaching and mortality, due primarily to climate-indu...
In 2005, the Atlantic and Gulf Rapid Reef Assessment protocol (AGRRA v. 4) was implemented for the f...
Large-scale coral bleaching events, driven by unusually warm sea temperatures, have now affected eve...
World-wide coral reefs are in a state of decline as a result of many local and regional factors. Rec...
Thermal anomalies have become more severe, frequent and well-documented across the Caribbean for the...
Shown here is an image that plots the accumulated heat stress that corals in the Caribbean experienc...
Sea temperatures in the tropics have increased by almost 1oC over the past 100 years and are current...
Coral cover and diversity are declining while macroalgal abundance is increasing in most Caribbean c...