Coral reefs are dying at an unprecedented rate, with over 80 percent experiencing mass bleaching. This decline poses a critical risk to global food chains, disrupting marine biodiversity and threatening the livelihoods of half a billion people who rely on these ecosystems for sustenance and economic stability. Additionally, coral reefs play a vital role in protecting coastlines from erosion and supporting tourism and fisheries. Immediate action is necessary to mitigate their loss and safeguard the environments and economies that depend on them.
Coral reefs are dying at a record speed, putting a backbone of global food chains at critical risk. More than 80 percent of coral reefs are now hit by mass bleaching.
Reefs feed millions, protect coasts, and shape economies. Their loss would lead to severe disruptions in marine biodiversity and economic stability for many communities.
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