Coral reefs are moving toward their respective poles but can they outrun the havoc wrought by climate change in time to save themselves?

Scientists played healthy reef sounds underwater in Hawaii and found more baby corals nearby, even though they have no known way to hear.

A new four-year Regional Coral Reef Monitoring and Management Project, led by AIMS' ReefCloud platform, unites nearly 30 ...

A multi-scale survey at One Tree Island on the Great Barrier Reef shows that lagoon-wide spatial and nutrient gradients, not local microhabitat conditions, are the dominant drivers structuring ...

Most of the world's oyster reefs are gone. A new global map suggests where they could still grow, and most of that water is ...

Two Scripps Institution of Oceanography studies field-tested underwater acoustic enrichment alongside 3D-printed structures ...

Oyster reefs are underwater ecosystems formed by dense colonies of oysters that attach to one another, creating complex ...

Coral reefs are renowned for their visual beauty, but for the marine life they support, their sounds may be just as enticing.

Coral bleaching may intensify across India’s reefs next year as El Nino raises sea temperatures, increasing pressure on coastal conservation.

Bali's coral reefs are collapsing, and the culprit has spent decades sunbathing, snorkeling, and spending money in Sanur. Now ...

The study analyzed the coral core from approximately 1760 to 2013, which provided a glimpse into conditions that began before ...

Gururuk….” “Tadaktadak….” These unfamiliar sounds are now echoing through the Caribbean Sea, including near Dominica and the ...