Caught By The Past - How A New Ecological Theory Is Challenged And New Conservation Areas For Coral Reefs Are Necessary
March 6, 2006 @ 11:50 PM (EST)
Source: Innovations-report.de
An extensive study on the Indo-Pacific coral reefs, about to be published in the 2nd of March issue of the journal Nature[1] challenges the present conservation protocols for these organism and calls for important changes in the way that protected areas are being established all over the world, in order to be able to stop the present (fast) rate of extinction observed in coral reefs...
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