Uploaded April 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Coral aquaculture is helping Reef researchers reduce their reliance on ‘one-night-only’ wild spawning events, as well as the time spent underwater observing and monitoring corals.
By using aquaculture, we can control conditions and thereby fast-track our understanding of factors that impact coral survival and growth, and how to help corals better cope with increased seawater temperatures.
Coral aquaculture is helping Reef researchers reduce their reliance on ‘one-night-only’ wild spawning events, as well as the time spent underwater observing and monitoring corals.
By using aquaculture, we can control conditions and thereby fast-track our understanding of factors that impact coral survival and growth, and how to help corals better cope with increased seawater temperatures.
