Coral bleaching and global climate change: Scientific findings and policy recommendations

Article Abstract:

The repercussions of the 1998 mass bleaching and mortality events are far-reaching. Human populations dependent on reef services face losses of marine biodiversity, fisheries and shoreline protection. Coral bleaching events are likely to become more frequent and severe as the climate continues to be warm, exposing coral reefs to an increasingly hostile environment.

Coral reef ecology, Coral reef ecosystems, Coral reef biology

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Effects of habitat fragmentation on the reproductive ecology of four plant species in mallee woodland

Article Abstract:

Effect of habitat fragmentation on reproduction of different species found in mallee woodland of central New South Wales, Australia was studied. Results indicate that such a fragmentation can change the plant's physical environment and its interaction with animals.

Australia, Habitat (Ecology), Habitats, Animal reproduction

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