Protecting coral reefs boosts fish numbers by 10%: Study

Mongabay
Oct 25, 2024, 11:48 am164 pts
A new study suggests that more than 10% of the fish swimming in coral reefs are there because their habitats have been protected. Tropical reefs support vibrant communities of fish and other sea life, and they provide critical sustenance for many people living in coastal communities. As a result, they’re seen…

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