Interventions in a Coral Disease-Ravaged Area (Disease Condition 1 - Endemic)

Brian K. Walker; Alysha Brunelle

Interventions in a Coral Disease-Ravaged Area (Disease Condition 1 - Endemic)

Brian K. Walker
, Alysha Brunelle

Department of Marine and Environmental Sciences

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Abstract

As Florida faces an unprecedented disease outbreak involving more than half of its coral species, many restoration practitioners and environmental managers are wondering how best to responsibly continue restoration efforts for both affected and unaffected species in the face of disease. Scientists at Mote Marine Laboratory and Nova Southeastern University discuss their plans for adapting restoration to help answer disease-related questions and prepare for future restoration efforts. This Coral Restoration Consortium webinar features three presentations followed by a panel Q&A session.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Sep 17 2018

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As Florida faces an unprecedented disease outbreak involving more than half of its coral species, many restoration practitioners and environmental managers are wondering how best to responsibly continue restoration efforts for both affected and unaffected species in the face of disease.

Keywords

Coral disease
Disturbance response
Restoration
Webinars

Disciplines

Marine Biology
Oceanography and Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology

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http://reefresilience.org/restoration-in-the-age-of-disease/

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Interventions in a Coral Disease-Ravaged Area (Disease Condition 1 - Endemic)

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