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Understanding Coral reef health: A guide for conservationists

Introduction to coral reefs and their importance

Coral reefs are vital ecosystems that provide habitats for countless marine species, contributing to the balance of our ocean environment. They absorb carbon dioxide, filter water, and help in maintaining the health of aquatic life.

The challenges faced by coral reefs

Coral reefs face numerous challenges due to climate change, pollution from human activities like sewage runoff and sediments, and inconsistent care. Acidification from rising CO2 levels can lead to bleaching, while harmful algal blooms can devastate populations. Additionally, poor practices such as unsuitable fishing gear or diving gear can disrupt the ecosystem.

Georgia Aquarium's role in coral restoration and educational programs

Georgia Aquarium has been pivotal in supporting coral reef restoration. Their staff have spent over 1000 hours underwater, planting healthy corals to restore reefs that have been affected by overfishing, pollution, and climate change.

Their research initiatives, like the SECORE Foundation

In 2011, Georgia Aquarium became involved with the SECORE Foundation, which harnesses coral spawning behavior to supplement natural populations. This initiative has provided valuable resources for marine educators and researchers.

Resources for further learning

Georgia Aquarium offers educational programs, articles, and interactive exhibits that promote awareness of coral reef health and conservation practices. Their publications also provide insights into coral research and conservation efforts.


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Georgia Aquarium seasonal activities for all ages!

seasonal activities

Georgia Aquarium transforms into an immersive glowing wonderland every season with new, daily events that spark curiosity and joy! From the vibrant bioluminescence of coral reefs to the lively shows of dolphin and sea lion exhibits, our seasonal celebrations bring marine life and magic together. Every season at Georgia Aquarium offers a splash of wonder for all ages!

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Georgia Aquarium Ticket Options and Pricing | Reservations & Group Tickets

Reserve Tickets

Reserve tickets online or via the aquarium's mobile app. Get savings on upcoming events and enjoy group pricing for larger groups. Buy single-day or unlimited passes with convenience.

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Georgia Aquarium Media Center: Your Source for Film Making, Photography & Media Access

Discover Our Film Making Services

The Georgia Aquarium offers a comprehensive film-making experience with our state-of-the-art facilities and skilled professionals. Whether you're filming at the Aquarium or collaborating with us on social media, we provide everything you need to create compelling content.

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Discover Georgia Aquarium Gift Certificates

What Are Gift Certificates?

Gift certificates are personalized gift items designed to support your future trip to the Georgia Aquarium. These versatile certificates can be used online, at the aquarium, or printed and given directly to visitors. They serve as a memorable way to show appreciation for your time and effort. Whether you're an aquarium enthusiast or simply looking for a thoughtful gift, these certificates offer endless possibilities.

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Georgia Aquarium Scholarship Fund - Dr. Brian L. Davis Marine Biology, Conservation, and Education Scholarship Fund

About Dr. Brian L. Davis

Brian L. Davis, Ph.D., was the president and CEO of the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta. He dedicated his life to education and environmental stewardship, leaving an indelible imprint on the fields of education, marine biology, and the zoo and aquarium community. Brian was a beautifully compassionate person who was a lifelong learner and always pushed the boundaries of what was possible.

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