Ocean Conservation News – 03/15/2024

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Researchers discover a coral superhighway in the Indian Ocean

Despite being scattered across more than a million square kilometres, new research has revealed that remote coral reefs across the Seychelles are closely related. Read more here.

Mass coral bleaching event hits Great Barrier Reef

Conservation groups are calling for greater action as the fifth mass coral bleaching event in eight years is confirmed. Read more here.

What experts say is likely causing the mysterious whale deaths along the East Coast

While three whales washing up on Hampton Roads beaches in Virginia in three days is unusual, it is likely indicative of a long-term trend seen along the East Coast. Read more here.

Coral restoration on pause as extreme summer heat looms

Two months into 2024, water temperatures in the North Atlantic are off the charts — raising concerns this year will bring another wave of record-breaking marine heat. Read more here.

Scientists challenge research showing SA’s white shark population is stable

An international team of marine biologists and local conservationists have challenged an academic article which suggests South Africa’s white shark population remains stable and has redistributed eastwards to flee predation from orcas. Read more here.

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