Blending peer-reviewed research with vivid fieldwork, the book progresses from explaining reef communication mechanisms to analyzing human-driven threats. Chapters detail how pollution disrupts chemical signals and warming waters fracture vital partnerships, while later sections propose solutions like reducing agricultural runoff or designing marine protected areas. Unique in its focus on ecological negotiation-the dynamic trade-offs species make to sustain shared habitats-the book bridges lab discoveries and real-world conservation. It critiques simplistic fixes, advocating instead for strategies rooted in reefs' natural cooperation, such as AI-assisted restoration or policies safeguarding acoustic environments. By linking reef survival to planetary health, Coral Reef Networks offers a compelling case for valuing collaboration in both nature and human stewardship.
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