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BREAKING NEWS
Thousands of corals, including some of the last known genotypes on the Florida Reef, have been relocated in a pair of rescue events organized by NOAA in response to record-breaking ocean temperatures in Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary.
Thousands of corals, including some of the last known genotypes on the Florida Reef, have been relocated in a pair of rescue events organize
🎥: Coral Restoration Foundation
Much like we experience periods of extreme and unusual heat in different areas on land, parts of the ocean can experience devastating persistently high water temperatures, also known as marine heatwaves.
Take a break from the heat next week and join us online to learn what marine heatwaves are, why we should care about them, and what we can expect from them in the context of a changing climate and warming ocean.
Boiling Over: Marine Heatwaves, What are They and What Can We Expect? August 10, 2023 - 10am Hawaiʻi / 1pm Pacific / 3pm Central / 4pm Eastern
The new Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary Condition Report concludes that overall, most habitats within the sanctuary are in good condition, but there are some growing concerns about the effects of climate change. This incredible sanctuary off the remote Washington coast supports a variety of ecosystem services that benefit local communities, and captures the hearts and minds of adventure seekers across the world. This condition report is the first step in ensuring that this status continues. Read the full story: https://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/news/mar22/olympic-coast-national-marine-sanctuary-good-condition.html Image description: an orange sunset peaking through the rocky cliffs surrounding a beach. Image: Matt McIntosh/NOAA
🔬 Key insights include:
The role of fiddler crabs as bioindicators 🦀
How heatwaves disrupt mangrove health and resilience 🌱
Biomarker-based evidence of ecosystem stress ⚡
Implications for conservation and climate change adaptation 🌍
Perfect for researchers, students, and environmental enthusiasts interested in climate change, marine biology, and ecosystem conservation.
👉 Watch now to understand how marine heatwaves reshape coastal biodiversity and why sentinel species matter for environmental monitoring.
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