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corals bleached, died. my colleagues stopped counting corals, dead corals, after they got to something like 1,900 dead corals. we thought corals in the middle of the ocean were protected because the stress was coming from the land around them, and that was, likeke, ringing the el alarm bells. alling: there was no corals living. it had been so hot. we had looked at the noaa sea surface temperature maps, and it was clear that for 8 months, a hot spot due to climate change sat on that reef and the corals died, and it was striking. van thillo: global warming was well-known, but t most people dd not dare to say this was global warming, although, foror us, ths was a complete e sign that there was global warming. dustan: imagine you as a human being. we increase your body temperature b by two degrees, yu have a fever,r, right? we incree it by ananother two o degrees, d yoyou're dead. that's what's happening to the reefs. if you recover from your fever, you can go on to be a perfectly healthy person. the reef can n

we have to take the edge off corals bleaching by applying this to the service of the ocean. carbonate is the material that makes up the corals skeletons. it is a white material, natural, we have very fine particles of it and when we suspended at the ocean's surface, it looks like a very thin, white film and this reflects a nd very thin, white film and this reflects and blocks the sunlight from getting through. the advantage of using calcium carbonate is that it isa of using calcium carbonate is that it is a natural product and so when the film eventually breaks up, it will cause no harm to the corals or any organisms in the ocean at the time. basically, you have already tested the sun shield, what results have come out from these test two! — — tests ? have come out from these test two! -- tests? the first formulation that we tested, block about twitter by% of the sunlight getting through to the corals and we performed a number of test at the national marine simulator, we ran it through an artificial leeching event, taking it up artificial leeching event, taking it up to blea

but to measure the columns of the car that is bleached green the brown car. and orange ground are also not down but i'm actually not expecting to see very many life forms at all i don't hold enough against the current competent seek me out against my heart and it won't be to me live. from. it. and descends into the lagoon a world devoid of color the researcher is diving through an underwater graveyard a tragic site. there is little sign of life on the ocean bed all of the corals here died within two months. and the lyall are in no doubt the coral bleaching is due to climate change. here at the research station scientists study the remains of the rich underwater world. and some of its troublemakers. this is a coral eating crown of thorns starfish very spiky don't want it. to. each face fines they vary shop and they have a toxin this is a little crown of the insanity people on is like the this is the underneath side of the animal and you can see it in the middle is the mouth. on the car. there is the force that increasing nutrients in the water may be making th

and and lyle are in no doubt that coral bleaching is due to climate change. here at the research station saya. study the remains of the rich underwater world. and some of its troublemakers. this is a coral eating crown of thorns starfish grease i keep don't want to. touch base finds a very shop and i have a tux and this is a little crown of thorns i think the big one is like the this is the underneath side of the animal and you can see it in the middle is the mouth. on the part. there is the force that increasing nutrients in the water may be making these outbreaks look because like putting agricultural chemicals washing down the rivers into the reef that inside the lies is the sea inside the microscopic plant plankton that lives in the water that is the food of the baby conference sofie that the hats i put allies in the sea we like in the baby ses. one hundred research projects they gear are conducted here by more than three hundred fifty researchers and students in lizard islands aqua lab they're looking for answers to climate change because corals are not

and a lot are in no doubt that coral bleaching is due to climate change. here at the research station scientists study the remains of the rich underwater world. and some of its troublemakers. this is a coral eating crown of thorns starfish very spiky don't want to. touch a spines they are very sharp and they have a toxin this is a little crown of. the pot it's like the this is the underneath side of the animal and you can see it in the middle is the mouth. on the heart. there is the full that increasing nutrients in the full time maybe making these outbreaks live because like putting you know agricultural chemicals washing down released into the reef and also fertilizers. see instead of microscopic plankton lives in the water that is the food of the baby. that the head i put it lies in the sea we live in the baby stuff it's. one hundred research projects a year are conducted here by more than three hundred fifty researchers and students in lizard islands aqua lab they're looking for answers to climate change because corals are not the only animals dying th

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sylvanna: when coral bleaches, you observe the white corals and once they are dead, they are usually taken over by tough algae. the resources that you had and the activities that you could carry out on the coral reefs, then you've lost that. reporter: but a groundbreaking conservation project is now underway. the government recently agreed to protect nearly a third of the country's marine waters by 2020, as part of an initiative called the seychelles marine spatial plan. as a first step, the initiative is carrying out a survey of the underwater ecosystem. sylvanna: we carry out diving activities with the intent of collecting data on coral reefs to ensure that the management of protected areas in the seychelles is effective. reporter: in partnership with the nature conservancy ngo, the seychelles conservation authority is hoping to understand exactly what's happening to the reefs. coral reefs often have trouble regenerating in shallow water because the waves and currents are constantly moving the skeletons of the dead coral around, making it hard for new corals to settle. this has rep

ground for fish and other marine species in the last few years global warming has ghost good reefs to bleach and die around the world. and most of that live in symbiosis with an alligator. when ocean temperatures get too warm this relationship breaks down the expelled tunning the coral white and effectively stop the eat like here in the sea shells reefs in south africa have mostly been spared at least so far dr peterson and his colleagues believe that's down to a genetic disposition that makes them less vulnerable to change in the environment . environment is very turbulent and therefore the water mixing is very good so you don't get a layer of water. sitting at the surface and i think the shallow water corals added to this the are called steam to be a bit deeper the tropical waves grow to the surface so this this all assists the corals to cope better with with global warming climate change and coral bleaching just as important as the special environmental conditions in south africa the strict protection of the country's not eastern coastline the hope is that this area might provide a breedi

so this all assists the corals to cope better with with global warming climate change and coral bleaching just as important as the special environmental conditions in south africa district protection of the country's eastern coastline the hope is that this area might provide a breeding lift for course but conservation woman typical regions. here to be done in the monger lisa woodland park james wood is in charge of marine protection. one of the thinking man's father scientific basis and that as possible they. are corals in south africa and the surrounding research could actually benefit archival warming because as the. water temperatures rise being here at the. criteria for the corals to extend to the south. but what temperatures aren't the only factor affecting coral reefs another major problem in ocean spall over the world is marine pollution in dublin one man is thinking ahead. to give out with colleagues from around the world dr pearson is working on preserving coral gables. for him an insurance policy for biodiversity if worst comes to wast. what's called under such immediate threat.

this is all assists in the corals to cope better with with global warming tongue changing coral bleaching just as important as the special environmental conditions in south africa district protection of the country's north eastern coastline the hope is that this area might provide a breeding lift for course that can survive in woman to people regions. here to be done in d.c. among the lisa whitman buck james who is in charge of marine protection. one of the thinking man's father scientific basics and that is possible way. out perils in south africa is among the least predicted in effect the warming that this is the. water temperatures rise being here to. try to area for the coral stick stand for the south. but what temperatures aren't the only factor affecting could reefs and other major problem in ocean spoil all over the world is marine pollution in dublin one man is thinking ahead. to give out with colleagues from around the world dr peotone is working on kyle preserving coral game gets. me through odd ways to preserve the diversity that have hard the situation is inside and many here

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