Cooling by cloud brightening
Cooling by cloud brightening Back to all interventions Functional objective: Cooling and shading, to relieve acute heat and light stress on coral reef organisms by
30 September 2020
Cooling by cloud brightening Back to all interventions Functional objective: Cooling and shading, to relieve acute heat and light stress on coral reef organisms by
Regulation Many of the proposed interventions being researched and developed by RRAP will include activities that have not previously been considered within the Great Barrier
Enhanced Corals and Treatments Assisted evolution research in the National Sea Simulator, AIMS. Photo: Marie Roman Coral adaptation to the impacts of climate change –
Coral Aquaculture and Deployment Dr Carly Randall conducting spawning research in the National Sea Simulator, AIMS, during coral spawning. Photo: Marie Roman The RRAP Coral
A summary of the engagement and regulatory environment findings of the RRAP Concept Feasibility Program, and recommendations for the required R&D for these areas.
A key reference document summarising the potential on-Reef interventions and how they were identified.
Reef Restoration and Adaptation Program
The Reef Restoration and Adaptation Program respects and recognises all Traditional Owners of the Great Barrier Reef as First Nations Peoples holding the hopes, dreams, traditions and cultures of the Reef.
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