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How Marine Reserves Are Giving Coral Reefs A Helping Hand
It may be no surprise that marine reserves protect the fish that live in them, but now scientists from the University of Exeter have shown for the first time that they could also help improve the health of coral reefs. In a paper in the prestigious journal Science, Dr Peter Mumby and colleagues looked at how a marine park in the Bahamas was affected by the return of the reef's top predator, the Nassau Grouper.
How Marine Reserves Are Giving Coral Reefs A Helping Hand 
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