Australian experts have developed a new survival toolkit that will allow millions of heat-tolerant corals to be planted on the Great Barrier Reef and coral reefs worldwide.
Scientists and engineers from the Reef Restoration and Adaptation Program are celebrating a series of breakthrough technologies to help reefs endure the escalating climate crisis.
Pivotal developments include semi-automated and robotic methods that dramatically increase the number of corals that can be bred in aquaculture.
