Why are Coral Reefs Dying - Coral Reef Ecology - CoRR Hub Learning - Tazmin Sultana

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The coral reefs represent some of the most diverse and precious ecosystems on Earth and are rapidly declining due to pollution, overfishing, and other causes. This video presents the reasons behind the decline of coral reefs and, more importantly, why their conservation is more urgent than ever.

This video has been created and contributed to our channel by Tazmin Sultana. Tazmin is from India, having completed a Master's degree in Environment and Disaster Management. She is passionate about biodiversity, coral reef conservation, and science communication. With a strong interest in visual storytelling, she is eager to raise awareness about marine ecosystems through engaging and informative content. Her academic background gives her a solid understanding of environmental challenges, and she hopes to contribute meaningfully to marine awareness and outreach efforts.

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