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Conserving marine biodiversity with a coral adoption scheme

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Bharat Mirle
December 11, 2023

A Goa-based NGO is helping to protect the marine environment with its adopt-a-coral scheme. Climate change, overfishing and pollution are destroying the area's reefs. The NGO Coastal Impact hopes to stop the decline with coral adoption.

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