NOAA Supports Development of a Universal Guide for Evaluating Coral Restoration Success - NCCOS Coastal Science Website
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As coral reefs continue to degrade globally, there is an increasing need for preservation and restoration of these valuable coastal resources. As coral restoration efforts continue to increase and scale up in size and number, there is now an overwhelming need to define restoration efficacy and evaluate progress towards success. The Coral Reef Restoration Monitoring
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Restoration - NCCOS Coastal Science Website
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