Did you hear the BIG news (literally): Multi-partner mapping effort reveals world's largest known deep-sea #coral reef habitat is right off the U.S. coast, stretching from Miami to Charleston & covering an area larger than Vermont! 🪸🪸🪸 oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/news/……

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Carbon is giving main character energy.
Did you know carbon plays a role in #OceanAcidification (OA)?

Check out @NOAA_AOML’s new groundbreaking study on how benthic communities can reduce impacts of #ClimateChange on #coral ecosystems, specifically OA.
🔗aoml.noaa.gov/study-demonstr…

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RT @CopernicusEU: #Coral reefs are home to ~25% of marine species 🐟🦐🦈🪼🐠 #Copernicus 🇪🇺🛰️satellite data and the #CopernicusMarine Service provide crucial data to monitor and tackle the threats they face🪸

⬇️#Sentinel2🛰️🇪🇺 image of the Apo Reef, #Philippines 🇵🇭

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What can we do to conserve #coral?

➡️ID and conserve connected networks of climate-resilient reefs
➡️Mitigate local pressures
➡️Measure ecosystem impacts with coral reef monitoring platforms like @datamermaid

➡️Engage new sustainability sectors. Health,food,finance
via @TheWCS https://t.co/s6JDJWlyG3

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.@NOAA’s @CoralReefWatch confirms the world is currently experiencing a global #coral bleaching event. This is the fourth global event on record and the second in the last 10 years.

More: https://t.co/V5a9zu1BKw https://t.co/ldN0pBlnMC

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RT @NOAASatellites: .@NOAA’s @CoralReefWatch confirms the world is currently experiencing a global #coral bleaching event. This is the fourth global event on record and the second in the last 10 years.

More: https://t.co/V5a9zu1BKw https://t.co/ldN0pBlnMC

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RT @NOAASatellites: .@NOAA’s @CoralReefWatch confirms the world is currently experiencing a global #coral bleaching event. This is the fourth global event on record and the second in the last 10 years.

More: https://t.co/V5a9zu1BKw https://t.co/ldN0pBlnMC

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.@NOAA scientists have confirmed that a global #CoralBleaching event is occurring for the fourth time on record.

Learn more about how heat stress is affecting the world's #coral reefs in this week's #EarthFromOrbit video:

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Happy #NationalWildlifeDay! Learn all about @NOAA_AOML's #coral ecosystem research & how these communities are impacted by our changing #ocean: https://t.co/lUkk9trB9z https://t.co/scsJL83jom

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Turn up your volume: this is what a healthy #coral reef sounds like. 🪸

Check out 👉@FriendsofOcean and @WHOI to learn more.

via @wef https://t.co/98oEPsR9g1

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Turn up your volume: this is what a healthy #coral reef sounds like. 🪸

Friends of Ocean Action Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

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A new @NOAA-led study in @ScienceMagazine confirms that the 2023 marine heatwave pushed two Florida #coral species to functional extinction.

NOAA’s #satellites helped scientists monitor the event and guide response efforts on the ground. @NOAACoral

More: https://t.co/bXFgIaoaxp

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