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Pelekane Bay: 20 years of change
Bay (Greene, 1993). Coral transplantation. Based on several studies in Hawai’i (Grigg and Maragos, 1974; Maragos, 1991), natural recruitment, growth, and eventual reestablishment of the coral reef in Pelekane Bay could take 30-50 years. Therefore, in order to facilitate and accelerate this process transplantation of adult corals into ...
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Reef Restoration Projects
Technology Biorock® Documented Coral Growth (1) Biorock® Documented Coral Growth (2) Biorock®: New Technology for Growing, Restoring, and Farming Coral Reefs and for Coastal Protection, Indonesian Conference on Coral Reef and Coastal ...
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Pemuteran Coral Reef Restoration Project (Bali)
The more dense the coral transplantation on the Coral Arks, the more rapidly they will build up permanent reef fish populations and look like natural reefs. Intensive continuing transplantation is needed ...
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Kuwait Reef Ball Projects and Photos
HOLMES: Coral transplantation has become a highly successful benefit of the reef ball. When they're made, small indentations are carefully created during the concrete pour. Coral is then placed ...
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Tahitian Reef Ball Projects and Photos
System Information on Tahiti Bora Bora Reef Ball Project | Total images: 2 Dr. Pascal did coral transplantation research on Reef Ball like domes in Bora Bora. This album has 25242 items in ...
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CRC Reef Research Centre
Transplant fragments to new sites with similar physical characteristics to the donor site to help reduce environmental stress. Undertake coral transplantation in cooler, winter periods (for example during April to September in Australia) when sunlight and sea temperatures are lower. Try to replicate a diverse reef-scape by using different hard coral ...
www.reef.crc.org.au
SFS Agreement with Reef Ball Foundation to Rebuild TCI Reefs - The School for Field Studies
Beyond this, RBF will be offering SFS training and guidance in coral transplantation, replanting corals whose habitats are currently damaged or endangered to speed the marine ... form reef habitat. RBF engages in projects including the design of artificial reefs, coral propagation and planting systems, estuary restoration, mangrove plantings, oyster reef restoration, erosion control ...
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Office of Habitat Conservation
Reintroduction of herbivores to reduce algal cover; and Culturing of coral fragments generated by hurricanes and other disturbances in laboratory and field nurseries and transplantation ...
www.nmfs.noaa.gov
National Coral Reef Institute
Coral Reefs (New Scientist - August 3, 2002) Coral Sex (Miami Herald August 19, 2001) Restoration NOAA Helps National Coral Reef Institute Grow Coral in Laboratory for Transplantation ...
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NOAA Helps National Coral Reef Institute Grow Coral in Laboratory for Transplantation to Damaged Reefs
ManagementWaterExhibits Advanced Search News and Special Reports NOAA Helps National Coral Reef Institute Grow Coral in Laboratory for Transplantation to Damaged Reefs By Mar 2, 2008, 3:58pm Email ... to restore damaged coral reefs. Producing juvenile corals from the larval stage for transplantation is better for the health and longevity of coral reefs because it produces new coral, rather than ...
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