Innovative Tech and Indigenous Knowledge Join Forces to Save Coral Reefs

The Great Barrier Reef Foundation is leading a global effort to save coral reefs. Their innovative approach combines cutting-edge science with Indigenous knowledge. The foundation's ambitious goal is to plant 1.2 million heat-tolerant corals per year by 2031, 30 times more than currently planted across the Pacific. This initiative demonstrates the importance of combining modern technology with traditional knowledge to tackle climate change and protect marine ecosystems. As Theresa Fyffe, a reef guardian, states, "By using this precision approach, restoring as little as 3% of coral reefs can drive the recovery of 50% of the entire ecosystem."