coral reef restoration

Coral reef restoration involves repairing and replenishing damaged coral ecosystems to support marine life and preserve biodiversity. It includes activities like cultivating healthy corals in nurseries, then transplanting them onto degraded reefs, and reducing threats like pollution and overfishing. These efforts help rebuild habitats for fish and other marine species, protect coastlines from storms, and support local communities that depend on fishing and tourism. Restoration projects aim to enhance the resilience of coral reefs against climate change and human impacts, ensuring these vital ecosystems continue to thrive for future generations.