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Artificial coral reefs showing early signs they can mimic real reefs killed by climate change, says study

Artificial coral reefs showing early signs they can mimic real reefs killed by climate change, says study
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Artificial structures take a step towards matching the workings of coral reefs but are not there yet

Artificial structures take a step towards matching the workings of coral reefs but are not there yet
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For more fish and healthier coral in Bali, focus on communities and connectivity: Study

Bali lies at the heart of the Pacific Coral Triangle, an area of the ocean that supports the greatest diversity of coral species in the world. The reefs around the Indonesian island provide food and shelter to more than 800 species of fish and a cornucopia of other creatures, from anemones, urchins and sea slugs, […]

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CEES Research Seminar Series

Wednesday 21st April at 12.15. Zach Boakes, Bournemouth University / North Bali Reef Conservation. Coral reef restoration in Bali, Indonesia Zach, visited North Bali in 2016, and realised it’s coral reef ecosystems were in urgent need of restoration. The following year, Zach co-founded the NGO North Bali Reef Conservation alongside his Environmental Science degree at Bournemouth University. North Bali Reef Conservation works with a community of fishermen and local villagers in North Bali to restore and conserve coral reefs. Alongside many other projects, they have now built and deployed one of Indonesia’s largest artificial reefs, which is bringing marine biodiversity back to the area. Zach is now a PhD student researching the ecological and socioeconomic potential of artificial reefs in Bali, and his research is funded by Earthwatch and Bournemouth University.

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