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Another mass bleaching event is devastating the Great Barrier Reef. What will it take for coral to survive?

By Adam Smith, Adjunct Associate Professor, James Cook University
Nathan Cook, Marine Scientist, James Cook University

Coral reefs that suffer widespread bleaching can still recover if conditions improve, but it’s estimated to take up to 12 years. And that’s if no more bleaching events occur.

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