Rare coral spawning captured in Costa Rica

Members of the Raising Coral team, a Costa Rican NGO dedicated to restoring corals on both coasts of the country, witnessed the remarkable spawning of the elkhorn coral population in the Gandoca-Manzanillo Wildlife Refuge.

For the first time, this event was recorded in Costa Rica for this endangered species, offering vital insights for the nation’s conservation efforts.

As oceans warm and acidify, coral reefs face increasing stress. Massive bleaching events can decimate entire reefs within weeks, prompting concerns that coral reefs might not endure warmer climates. Yet, many contend that corals are more resilient than perceived and simply need assistance to adapt.

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