A world without coral reefs
Dr Roger Bradbury, one of the world’s leading coral reef scientists, has written an article published in the New York Times describing the tragic decline, and even demise, which he believes will happen to the coral reefs of the world. His view is very widely held amongst coral reef scientists. This article illustrates just how important the Chagos Marine Reserve is, not only as a refuge but as a laboratory for the sort of research which needs to be continued and expanded with the aim of trying to prevent the total collapse that Bradbury suggests will happen if we don’t do enough to prevent it. You can read the article at http://www.nytimes.com/2012/07/14/opinion/a-world-without-coral-reefs.html?_r=3&hpw
This year's issue of Chagos News is out! And it's packed with articles about the latest conservation research and work happening in the Chagos Archipelago
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This year’s Chagos Conservation Trust festive e-card was sent to our members last week – you can view it here.
It features a stunning picture of a Chagos green turtle drawn by our...
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The Chagos Conservation Trust has been successful with its Darwin Plus Main and Local Programme applications, being awarded nearly £1million to undertake three Healthy Islands, Healthy Reefs (HIHR) nature restoration projects in the northern atolls – and largest island, ...
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