Dying coral reefs could slow climate change
- A new coral nursery launched offshore from Nassau seeks to restore endangered reef-building corals using advanced techniques.
- This coral nursery was established through a collaboration involving the Perry Institute for Marine Science and BLUEQUEST Bahamas, as a component of the Reef Rescue Network.
- The nursery uses micro-fragmentation, growing coral fragments up to 40 times faster, and features reef balls that support marine biodiversity.
- Over 250 vibrant coral fragments, including endangered elkhorn and staghorn species, have been placed in the nursery accessible by snorkelers learning conservation techniques.
- This project contributes to reversing coral decline caused by climate change, pollution, and overfishing in The Bahamas by promoting restoration and ocean stewardship.
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PIMS and BLUEQUEST partner to open new coral nursery in Nassau
NASSAU, BAHAMAS — A vibrant new coral nursery has taken root just offshore from Nassau, creating an exciting opportunity for Bahamians and visitors to engage with marine conservation through immersive ecotourism. Born from a dynamic partnership between Perry Institute for Marine Science (PIMS) and BLUEQUEST Bahamas, this nursery utilizes advanced micro-fragmentation techniques, enabling coral fragments to grow up to 40 times faster than natural …

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