Study predicts one-third of coral reefs may be climate-resilient by 2050
UNVERIFIED·Primary source · Mongabay
A study by the Wildlife Conservation Society and Macquarie University suggests one-third of coral reefs could be climate-resilient by 2050.
The model used 45,000 field observations and 42 environmental factors to predict reef health under high emission scenarios.
Resilient reefs are located across 71 countries, with significant concentrations in the Bahamas, Cuba, Australia, Indonesia, and the Philippines.
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01 — What / Thesis
Study predicts one-third of coral reefs may be climate-resilient by 2050
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02 — Who / Subject
Wildlife Conservation Society and Macquarie University researchers
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03 — Where / Locus
Global (focus on 71 countries including Bahamas, Cuba, Australia, Indonesia, Philippines)
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04 — When / Temporality
June 16, 2026
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