Belize project seeks out heat-resilient corals to protect its reefs

Mongabay
Aug 19, 2025, 3:10 pm181 ptsTrendingTop
HOPKINS, Belize — Heaters, pumps and computerized meters rigged to an everyday picnic icebox may seem like a high school science project. But this heat stress tank may hold the key to finding the most heat-resilient corals in Belize’s waters. As climate change and other human-caused stressors continue to…

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Belize project seeks out heat-resilient corals to protect its reefs

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