How local communities in Indonesia's Gili islands are restoring coral ecosystems amid rising sea temperatures

Tourists flock to see coral reefs in Gili Matra, near Bali, which are at growing risk from warming seas. Locals are working to restore coral, while coming up with new income sources – like fish floss.

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