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ISRS Stop Climate Change Killing Coral Reefs

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Professor David Booth
10 years ago

The coral reefs and their tourism and fisheries will be one of the first to go, closely followed by world food production, please act now!!

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Giglia Beretta
10 years ago

Ms. Giglia Beretta Coral Reef ecologist University of Technology Sydney member of International Society of Reef Studies, Australian Coral Reef Society and Australian Marine Sciences Association for >20years

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Joost van Dam
10 years ago

Australian Institute of Marine Science

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Giverny Rodgers
10 years ago

PhD Candidate, James Cook University, QLD, Australia. Council member, Australian Coral Reef Society Member, International Society for Reef Studies

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Andreas Dietzel
10 years ago

James Cook University Member, Australia Coral Reef Society

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Susannah Leahy
10 years ago

PhD Candidate, James Cook University, QLD Australia; Member, Australian Coral Reef Society

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Dr. Javier Leon
10 years ago

University of the Sunshine Coast Member, Australian Coral Reef Society

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Prof Justin Marshall
10 years ago

ISRS member, Australian Research Council Laureate Fellow. Australian Coral Reef Society past president and member. CoralWatch citizen science founder.

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Robert Mason
10 years ago

Robert Mason Imperial College London Member, Australian Coral Reef Society

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Steffen Fehr
10 years ago

Safe the oceans!

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Dr. Elizabeth Madin
10 years ago

Australian Coral Reef Society Council Member Macquarie University Sydney, Australia

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Esther Peters
10 years ago

George Mason University ISRS member

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M Zahirul islam
10 years ago

ISRS Member, Coral reef Restopration program, Marinelife Alliance, Bangladesh

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Judith Lang
10 years ago

Scientific Coordinator, AGRRA ISRS Member

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Andy Hooten
10 years ago

AJH, Environmental Services

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Michael Childress, PhD
10 years ago

Department of Biological Sciences Clemson University

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Guillermo Horta-Puga
10 years ago

Each one of us always have something to do in order to save our world, and of course our corals reefs, from destruction

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Dr Mark Skinner
10 years ago

As coral reefs collapse ciguatera fish poisonings will increase.

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Prof Bette Willis
10 years ago

James Cook University, Australia ISRS Member

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Nicola Foster
10 years ago

Research Fellow, Plymouth University ISRS member