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Coral stress 'like never in history'

Although they are struck by more high impact events, some of todays reefs are still proving to be able to bounce back to good health with a little help.

"The recovery of the Great Barrier Reef from the devastating impact of the crown of thorns starfish took less than a few decades, at least in part due to comprehensive reef management," says Pandolfi,"but this rate of recovery isnt seen in other parts of the world.some reefs still havent recovered from [events in the last century]," he says.

With the help of the ARC Centre of Excellence in Coral Reef Studies, A/Prof. Pandolfi plans to continue studying fossil coral reefs around the world in order to help build a bigger picture of how the worlds reefs have survived devastation in the past so that managers can help them continue to survive into the future.


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Contact: John Pandolfi
j.pandolfi@uq.edu.au
61-073-365-3050
James Cook University
12-Dec-2006


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