CRP11 Marine ecology and coral reef conservation
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Module 1: Introduction to Coral ReefsOverview of Coral Reefs: What are coral reefs. Different types of coral reefs. Importance of Coral Reefs: Biodiversity, ecological functions, and benefits to humans.
Global Distribution: Regions and locations of major coral reef systems. Module 2: Coral Reef EcosystemsCoral Anatomy and Physiology: Understanding coral polyps and their symbiotic relationship with zooxanthellae. Reef-Building Corals: Characteristics and species.
Associated Marine Life: Fish, invertebrates, and other organisms in coral reef ecosystems. Module 3: Threats to Coral ReefsNatural Threats: Storms, diseases, and predators. Human-Induced Threats: Climate change, pollution, overfishing, and coastal development.
Coral Bleaching and Ocean Acidification: Causes and effects. Module 4: Coral Reef ConservationConservation Strategies: Marine protected areas, sustainable fishing, and eco-friendly tourism. International Efforts: Global agreements and initiatives.
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