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Local August 7, 2024 | 1:08 pm

Rapid decline of Caribbean coral reefs threatens marine ecosystems

Santo Domingo.- The death of coral reefs is accelerating in the Caribbean, posing a threat to marine species and the protection of beaches and coasts, according to Rita Sellares, marine biologist and director of the Dominican Foundation for Marine Studies (Fundemar). Speaking on the program "It's Worth Asking" with Amelia Deschamps, Sellares revealed that in the past two years, th... Read more

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