The Hawaiian Koʻa Card: Coral Health and Bleaching Assessment Color Reference Card for Hawaiian Corals

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The Hawaiian Koʻa Card: Coral Health and Bleaching Assessment Color Reference Card for Hawaiian Corals

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Photo: Sarah Severino

Researchers from HIMB’s Coral Reef Ecology Lab have helped developed a coral health reference card to assess and quantify coral bleaching. For more information on the card, check out UH News!

Click here for the full research article!

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