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coral reef in Raja Ampat, Coral Triangle -
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clownfish in anemone, Raja Ampat, Bird's Head Seascape, Indonesia, Coral Triangle
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ESaving Coral Reefs, One Fragment at a Time
As climate change continues to warm the ocean, coral reefs may be pushed past their capacity to recover. But there is hope. About 12 miles off the coast of southern Belize, scientists are experimenting with growing and planting corals that are naturally tolerant of warmer... -
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cuttlefish (related to squid) from Tun Mustapha, Coral Triangle
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coral reef in Tun Mustapha -
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giant clam from Tun Mustapha, Coral Triangle -
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Tun Mustapha hard coral and reef fish
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Parched land due to drought in "Sebkhra de Kelbia" lagoon. Tunisia -
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Polar bear (Ursus maritimus) mother and two cubs walk across a snow-covered landscape. Churchill, Canada. Polar bears are threatened by climate change. -
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Polar bear (Ursus maritimus) Churchill, Canada. Polar bears are threatened by climate change. -
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As climate change forces polar bears to spend longer time onshore, they come in contact more often with Arctic communities. Unfortunately, these interactions sometimes end badly for humans and bears. In Russia and Alaska, WWF addresses this challenge by supporting local e...