World reefs at risk of collapse, Guam fares better with reproduction efforts underway
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A global assessment by the International Union for Conservation of Nature reports that nearly all coral reef ecosystems are at high risk of collapse. This decline is expected to happen within the next 50 years. While the global outlook is grim, Guam is faring better. Reproduction efforts are currently underway in that region.
A global assessment of the world’s coral reef ecosystems issued October by the International Union for Conservation of Nature found that nearly all face a high risk of collapse within the next 50 years. The post World reefs at risk of collapse, Guam fares better with reproduction efforts underway appeared first on Post Courier .