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About This Project
This research focuses on coral adaptation and bleaching resistance processes to better understand reef resilience and reef decline on Maui (Hawaii). The work focuses on the identification of resilient corals folded into management options and interventions of reef restoration. Maui’s coral reefs are impacted by both local and global anthropogenic stressors and it is vital to identify individual colonies that are naturally more resilient and use them for reef restoration.

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