Science
Fresh hope for the Great Barrier Reef after ‘game-changing’ technique is deployed on damaged coral – 9News
An Australian-led research team is breathing new life into the bleached bones of the Great Barrier Reef, using a technique known as 'Coral IVF'.
“This went really well. We were able to prove citizens and scientists were able to help with the spawn capture, and larval development,” he said.”Just a few days ago we squirted some of the larvae back onto damaged reef areas on Hook Island and we were able to get some of those to settle.”
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