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Sea level rise

Dead corals in Tuvalu

Dead corals in Tuvalu

Report from
Austin Bowden-Kerby, PhD
Corals for Conservation
Samabula, Fiji Islands
with additions from Carol Curtis and Arthur Dahl
28 August-20 September 2025


IEF member Austin Bowden-Kerby wrote from Tuvalu on 27 August about the extreme loss of corals in Tuvalu, an island nation in the mid-Pacific consisting entirely of atolls, rings of coral reefs and islets around a large lagoon, but no more than a few metres above sea level.

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