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Destruction of Coral Reefs

Published on Apr 03, 2016

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Destruction of Coral Reefs

By: Morgan Barnes

A Few Facts

  • he world has already lost 27% of the coral
  • if we continue destroy coral reefs, in the next 30 years, 60% will be lost
  • Coral reefs cover less than 1% of ocean floors

Causes of Destruction

  • dynamite fishing
  • coral mining
  • over tourism
  • over fishing

Other Causes

  • pollution from industrial waste
  • sewage
  • oil pollution

Biggest Contributors to Destruction

  • global warming
  • Human population
  • growth of harmful algae
  • Catching of fish

Effects of Destruction

  • Fish are left homeless.
  • Fish have no protection fro predators.
  • Populations of fish are shrinking.

Impacts of Destruction

  • Fish will lose their habitats
  • Coral Reefs could all die out.
  • Thousands of fish could die.

The Great Barrier reef is one of the most well-cared coral reefs of the world. Still,it suffers illegal fishing, extreme weather and climate changes, declining water quality and more

Stopping Coral Reef Destruction

  • Recycle
  • conserve water
  • Participate in organizations
  • Dont litter or polute

Coral Reef Reservation Associations

  • CORAL
  • NOAA
  • NFWF

How you can make a change

  • conserving water
  • Plant trees
  • Recylce
  • Raise awarness
  • Peacefully Protest

Preserving Coral Reefs Helps us

  • Coral reefs fisheries provide 2.4 billion dollars
  • Over 450 million people live near a Coral Reef
  • Coral reefs have a value of 563 million dollars

Preserving Coral Reefs Helps us

  • Coral reefs fisheries provide 2.4 billion dollars
  • Over 450 million people live near a Coral Reef
  • Coral reefs have a value of 563 million dollars