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Restoring Reef Damaged by a Ship Grounding

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NOAA and partners collect more than 600 loose corals and glue them with cement to the scour area of the VogeTrader ship grounding in Hawaiʻi.

Coral Conservation

Restoring Reef Damaged by a Ship Grounding

NOAA and partners collect more than 600 loose corals and glue them with cement to the scour area of the VogeTrader ship grounding in Hawaiʻi.

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