Curing Coral: A Marine Biologist's Guide to Coral Reefs and How They Help Us Combat Climate Change

Unlock the wonders of coral reefs and inspire a deeper connection to ocean ecology.

Coral reefs are the vibrant heart of the ocean, home to countless species and vital for maintaining healthy marine ecosystems. Curing Coral reveals the intricate lives of ocean animals, marine life, and the delicate balance of coral reef habitats. It combines engaging storytelling with accessible science, making complex marine biology understandable and fascinating.

This book also explores how human actions impact these underwater worlds, from climate change to ocean conservation efforts. Perfect for biology for teens, educators, and ocean enthusiasts, it encourages readers to learn, reflect, and take action to protect sea animals and their ecosystems.

You'll find:

• In-depth coral reef ecology and the science behind coastal ecosystems

• Fascinating ocean animal facts and marine biology explained clearly

• Educational sea life insights to inspire readers of all ages

• Practical ideas about ocean animals gifts and ecology gifts that support conservation

• The connection between ocean wildlife health and climate change

• A comprehensive guide to understanding sea animals and ocean life

This essential guide empowers readers to appreciate the beauty and importance of coral reefs, sea life, and ocean ecosystems. Join the mission to preserve our oceans and protect the delicate balance of marine life before it’s too late!

Summer Collins is a coral biologist working and living in the Florida Keys. She began working and studying coral after research analyzing percent bleaching rates of reefs in Belize during a study abroad in college. Since then, she has published a paper in Frontiers regarding antiseptic treatments on corals in a restoration setting, worked in a scientific nonprofit laboratory focused on coral reef restoration in the Florida Keys, and participated in the summer 2023 coral bleaching rescue efforts. She has mentored over forty-five students in pursuit of their marine science careers. She now runs a science communications Instagram page to continue to inspire, assist, and educate on a variety of marine science topics. She resides in Big Pine Key, Florida.