Assisted coral fertilization is a technique that’s gaining momentum in the Caribbean to counter the drastic loss of corals due to climate change, which is killing them by heating up oceans and making it more difficult for those that survive to reproduce naturally. The program could offer hope.
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Reefs are vanishing in the Dominican Republic. A program similar to IVF could help.
