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Off the east coast of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) coral freshly removed from a reef is cut into pieces and replanted by a group of divers in the waters below.
The divers, from the Fujairah Adventure Centre, are building artificial reefs they hope will spur a resurgence in sea life degraded over the years by climate change and development.
The small team and other volunteers have planted more than 9,000 corals over about 600 square metres in the past year. Within five years, they hope to cover 300,000 square metres with 1.5 million corals.
A project to protect sea life and combat coral bleaching is taking place in the Gulf of Oman. Coral is cut into several pieces before replanting it to create a 'mega reef' https://t.co/OsdeTg1c14 pic.twitter.com/xSjYDgi7Iy
- Reuters (@Reuters) June 20, 2020
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