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Learn about coral reefs and climate change

Drag the correct word to the empty spaces to learn more about coral reefs and climate change,

Can you spot the picture of unhealthy coral?

What can we do?

Saving coral reefs is hard, but if everyone helps—governments, scientists, and communities—we can protect these beautiful underwater homes for animals and people. These are part of a clean, healthy and sustainable environment.

One way that we show that things are important to people is for governments of countries all over the world to recognise it as a human right. We now have a human right to a clean, healthy and sustainable environment – a CHASE. Human rights are useful ways that people can tell governments what they need to do to protect their human rights. 

If we have problems with coral becoming sick because of the environment we can ask the government to work harder to make our oceans clean, healthy and safe. 

Ways you can help

Choose your own adventure

Will you make the right choices to ensure a clean, healthy and sustainable environment?

Some of the interactive features do not currently work on all types of devices. Laptops and desktop computers should provide the best accessibility.

 

This material on this website is protected by copyright. Please do not reproduce the material on this website outside of the explicit permissions set out on the Teacher's Materials page. The data may not be used in data mining processes to train AI models. Parts of the text draw on research published in this article Camp, E. F., Braverman, I., Wilkinson, G., & Voolstra, C. R. (2024). Coral reef protection is fundamental to human rights. Global Change Biology, 30(9), e17512.  The photographs on this website are taken by Annabelle Doheney and Hadley England and reproduced with their permission. 

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