Located in the heart of the Coral Triangle, Indonesia is the center of global diversity for coral
reefs, with over 590 recorded species of hard corals which represent more than 95 percent …

Indonesia is the global coral reef restoration leader by number of projects, yet these remain
diverse and disparate. This study reviews the status of Indonesian coral reef restoration …

There is a growing need for improved techniques to monitor coral reef restoration as these
ecosystems and the goods and services they provide continue to decline under threats of …

Restoration is increasingly seen as a necessary tool to reverse ecological decline across
terrestrial and marine ecosystems. 1, 2 Considering the unprecedented loss of coral cover …

Coral reefs face an uncertain future under global climate change, with thermal-induced
bleaching increasing in frequency such that corals will soon experience annual severe …

Coral reefs directly support the well‐being of millions of people across Southeast Asia,
however, these critical ecosystems are also under immense pressure, threatening their …

The governance of coral reefs is challenged by the proposed use of novel coral reef
interventions. To address this challenge, we reviewed the literature on governance and …

Coral reefs face threats from climate change and local pressures that lead to reductions in
their physical structure, impacting biodiversity by limiting habitat availability. Despite many …

Coral-reefs are a significant species in marine life, which are affected by multiple diseases
due to the stress and variation in heat under the impact of the ocean. The autonomous …

Implementation of coral restoration practices within reef management strategies is
accelerating globally to support reef resilience and recovery. However, full costs …