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-Global warming

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-Chemical pollution

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Representation of how artificial beauty steals nature.

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Representation of how artificial beauty steals nature.

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Cyanide kills coral polyps and algae, turning many coral reefs — the “rainforests of the oceans” — into marine deserts. "A square metre of reef is destroyed for every live fish caught using cyanide," says biologist Sam Mamauag of the International Marinelife Alliance (IMA) in the Philippines.

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Coral is presently valued at about $1,000 per gram, compared to between $250 and $300 five years ago.

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Over 50 percent of the world's coral reefs have died in the last 30 years and up to 90 percent may die within the next century—very few pristine coral reefs still exist.

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- If you Dive, Don't Touch
- Practice safe boating
- Don't send chemicals into our waterways
- Conserve Water
- Save energy at home and at work
- Volunteer!
- Corals are already a Gift. Don't give them as present.

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Coral are able to lock onto these, helping conserve them

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-Global Warming.
-Illegal activities like collecting coral in protected area and selling it for a lot of money.
-Cyanide fishing destroys coral reefs and their wildlife.
-Ocean acidification.

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Is an animal included in the "PHYLLUM CNIDARIA". The red part is the skeleton of "Calcium Carbonate", while every individual is white

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In one year alone, 16 percent of the world’s coral reefs was wiped out!

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In one year alone, 16 percent of the world’s coral reefs was wiped out!

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Samples of ‘Corallium japonicum’ from the Pacific show the difference in quality between coral that is harvested when it was alive to coral that has been collected as a dead coral fragment.

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Jewelry made from Mediterranean red coral ‘Corallium rubrum’

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SCUBA divers collect the coral from the crevices and cracks that the dredges plough right over. Using this technique the coral its not growing back.

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Red coral going extinct is a very big issue. Coral provides an important ecosystem for marine life.