40,000 hand-raised baby corals bring hope of restoring Great Barrier Reef
Tens of thousands of baby corals, grown on land or settled from wild spawn slicks, have been transplanted onto the Great Barrier Reef.
40,000 hand-raised baby corals bring hope of restoring Great Barrier Reef
Tens of thousands of baby corals, grown on land or settled from wild spawn slicks, have been transplanted onto the Great Barrier Reef.
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