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Why Save Coral Reefs
Coral reefs are a vital part of our planet’s life support system, providing food and coastal protection for millions. Yet, they are vanishing at an alarming rate, threatening marine ecosystems and human communities worldwide.
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Join us in restoring the reef resilience. Explore ways to dive deeper into our mission, connect with our community, and make a lasting impact for the future of life in the ocean.
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October 10, 2025
American Samoa is home to extraordinary marine biodiversity, with more than 900 fish species and 230 coral species, including ancient giants like “Big Mama,” a coral estimated to be 500 […]
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