Why Are Corals Important? with Allyson DeMerlis @NOAAAOML
Why Are Corals Important? with Allyson DeMerlis @NOAAAOML
Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
This presentation by Allyson DeMerlis covers basic coral biology, ecology, and why coral reefs are important. She discusses how corals are animals, how reefs support so much diversity, and what AOML is doing in coral restoration. This video is aimed towards middle school students, or ages 12-13.
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Why Are Corals Important? with Allyson DeMerlis

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