We celebrate World Ocean Day this year focusing on one of the most diverse and economically valuable ecosystems in the world – Coral Reefs. Here’s what you should know.
Did you know corals are indeed animals and not actually plants?
Also called “rainforests of the sea”, coral reefs are calcium carbonate structures that cover about only 1% of the entire ocean however are home to almost 25% of all known marine species! They’re present in about 100 countries and exist in three unique variations: fringing, barrier, and atoll.
This World Environment Day, we celebrate nature by focusing on coral reefs – a quintessential part of the same ecosystem that’s being eradicated at a rapid pace. Wondering why they matter so much? Here’s how they actively assist the ecosystem:
However, practices such as pollution, unsustainable fishing practices, and especially coral bleaching have been long affecting these species. Here are some ways you could play your part in saving coral reefs:
Further besides their biological value, corals are well beloved for their tourist value. Springing in wild colors and splashing the basic blues in many shapes and sizes, dozens of resorts around the world let explore as well as conserve these nature’s gifts.
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