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NPR Interview with HIMB Researcher on Coral Reef Futures

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NPR, first published November 10, 2022

HIMB Associate Research Professor Erik Franklin was interviewed by NPR to discuss the implications for his recent publication on the future of global coral reefs.

Listen to the interview at NPR.

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