Intrigued? Click through the following gallery to see why coral reefs are dying, and what can be done to help. You may also like: ...

Coral die-offs—caused by a process known as bleaching—tend to look as bland and lifeless, in contrast to the vibrant rainbow colors of thriving coral. Bleached coral reefs usually appear as an ...

This is why the world’s coral reefs need help ... and businesses are working to regenerate damaged, dying, and dead coral reefs. One of these is SHEBA®, the cat food brand within Mars, Inc., ...

Narrator: This is the Great Barrier Reef, and it's dying ... just one coral reef, which is what I think a lot of people think. So, it's actually 3,000 separate, individual coral reefs, and ...

What would happen if all the coral reefs died off? Coral reefs are filled with colorful ocean life. But they're in danger of dying off. The planet has already lost 50% of its coral in the last 30 ...

This is why coral reefs form in shallow, clear waters close to the coastline. Corals also need warm water to survive, so you’ll only find them in tropical regions, near the equator. One of the ...

We explore five cutting-edge developments that could help restore and maintain reefs. A diver explores the complex and beautiful seascape of a restored coral reef ... back to a dying reef could ...

In the coastal seas episode, we see the devastating scenes of coral bleaching – how whole reef ecosystems which once teamed with life, are now dead, white and derelict. But what exactly is coral ...

For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. The coral reefs along Kenya’s coast, once vibrant ecosystems teeming with life, are now ...

As ocean temperatures rise, coral reefs are increasingly at risk of bleaching. Scientists are exploring unconventional methods to protect them – one of which involves 3D printing artificial ...