The Gathering Storm: Preparing for a Very Strong El Niño
From Reef Exchanges · 27:16
Show by Reef Resilience Network
On this episode, we are joined by Julia Rose, Coral Restoration Program Manager for The Nature Conservancy in Hawai’i. Julia talks about her experiences conducting coral bleaching monitoring during the 2015-2016 El Niño and mass coral bleaching event in Hawai’i. She shares the reality of her personal experience monitoring coral reef loss, as well as actions she is taking and where she is finding hope as we prepare for this year’s very strong El Niño. As she invites at the end of the episode, if you would like to connect with Julia and other coral restoration practitioners, please join the Reef Resilience Network at reef resilience dot org.
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