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Andrew Lewin discusses the impact of climate change on coral reefs. Despite the challenges they face, it is revealed that there are 25% more coral reefs than previously thought. Tune in to learn why this discovery is significant and what actions can be taken to protect these vital ecosystems. Link to article:      Follow a career in conservation:  Use the code SUFB to get 33% off courses and the careers program.    &nbsp;   Facebook Group:  Connect with Speak Up For Blue: Website:&nbsp; Instagram:&nbsp; TikTok:   Twitter:&nbsp; YouTube:  Satellite imagery and technology have revolutionized our understanding of coral reefs, revealing that there are 25% more coral reefs than initially thought. This discovery underscores the critical role of innovation in ocean conservation. The advancements in satellite technology, particularly in resolution and data processing, have enabled researchers to uncover previously unknown coral reef habitats. The use of satellite imagery, coupled with machine learning algorithms, has allowed scientists to identify and map out these additional coral reef areas. By analyzing vast amounts of data from satellites like Sentinel-2 and Planet Dove CubeSat, researchers have been able to accurately predict the presence of coral reefs in various locations around the world. This innovative approach has led to the discovery of an extra 64,000 kilometers of coral reefs, equivalent to 24,700 square miles, an area the size of Ireland. The significance of this finding cannot be overstated. The expanded knowledge of coral reef distribution provides valuable insights for conservation efforts. It highlights the importance of leveraging technology to better understand and protect marine ecosystems. The discovery of these additional coral reefs offers hope for the future of these vital habitats. It demonstrates that with continued innovation and technological advancements, we can uncover hidden treasures in the ocean and work towards their preservation. The recent revelation that there are 25% more coral reefs than initially thought is a significant development in the realm of ocean conservation. This discovery, equivalent to the size of Ireland, showcases the resilience and hidden potential of coral reef ecosystems. The newfound coral reefs represent a vast expanse of marine biodiversity and habitat that was previously unknown, underscoring the importance of ongoing protection and conservation efforts. The expanded knowledge of coral reef extent not only offers hope for the future of these vital ecosystems but also highlights the critical role that technology and innovation play in understanding and safeguarding our oceans. The use of satellite imagery, machine learning, and ground truthing has enabled researchers to uncover previously undiscovered coral reefs, demonstrating the power of scientific advancements in conservation. This discovery serves as a reminder of the interconnectedness of marine ecosystems and the urgent need to prioritize conservation measures to ensure the long-term health and sustainability of coral reefs. By identifying and protecting these additional coral reefs, we can enhance biodiversity, support ecosystem resilience, and mitigate the impacts of climate change and human activities on these fragile habitats. Moving forward, it is essential to continue investing in research, monitoring, and conservation efforts to safeguard these newly discovered coral reefs and the existing ones. By working together to protect and preserve these invaluable ecosystems, we can secure a brighter future for coral reefs and the countless species that depend on them for survival. Understanding the extent and health of coral reefs is crucial for effective management and conservation strategies to protect these vital marine habitats. In the podcast episode, Andrew Lewin discusses how advanced technology, such as satellite imagery and machine learning, plays a significant role in achieving this goal. Satellite...

Scientists Find More Coral Reefs Equivalent to the Size of Ireland: Will It Help in Their Conservation?

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Scientists Find More Coral Reefs Equivalent to the Size of Ireland: Will It Help in Their Conservation?

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