Rosenstiel School faculty studying "coral reefs"

• Study Shows Adaptive Capacity of Reef Corals to Climate Change May Be Widespread

• Americas Business Council’s Planet Initiative Offers Private Screening of “Amazon Gold”

• From The Front Lines: Author Peter Sale to Discuss Future of Coral Reefs at UM, March 29-30

• Sponaugle Named Chair of Marine Biology and Fisheries

• Evan D’Alessandro

  the early life stages of coral reef fishes, the relationship between population stability and biodiversity/habitat complexity, the ecology of fishes on deep (> 30 m) coral reefs

• New Research to Illuminate Connections between Reefs in the Gulf of Mexico

• New Study Of Glover’s Reef Challenges Whether Corals Will Benefit From Marine Reserves

• New Study Shows that Florida’s Reefs Cannot Endure a ‘Cold Snap’

• Tiny Bubbles Signal Severe Impacts to Coral Reefs Worldwide

• Broad Key Welcomes the Inaugural ‘Cane Research Trip

• Ancient corals provide insight on the future of Caribbean reefs

• One Fish, Two Fish… Reef Fish

• Study Provides New Tool to Monitor Coral Reef ‘Vital Signs’

• 2011 Rosenstiel Award Winner Revealed

• Univ. of Miami Graduate Student Featured on NBC Learn’s “Changing Planet”

• Robert Ginsburg

  Carbonate Sedimentology

• Jerald S. Ault

  theoretical population dynamics, fishery management system

• Peter Swart

  Isotope Geochemistry and Paleoclimatology Geology

• Pamela Reid

  Carbonate Sedimentology

• Mark Grasmueck

  Applied Geophysics

• Su Sponaugle

  recruitment dynamics, early life history & ecology of reef fishes and crustaceans, marine reserves

• Joseph E. Serafy

  fisheries ecology, essential fish habitat for coastal and pelagic fishes

• Elliot L. Atlas

  sources, transport, and transformation of atmospheric trace gases in the global atmosphere

• Diego Lirman

  benthic ecology, population dynamics, stress response of corals and sea grasses

• Chris Langdon

  coral and algae primary production, respiration and calcification, response of corals and coral reefs to global change tropical marine ecosystems

• Peter W. Glynn

  coral reef biology; disturbance ecology

• Andrew C. Baker

  Biology and ecology of reef corals; climate change effects on coral reefs; molecular ecology and systematics

• Long-term recovery of reefs from coral bleaching requires local action to increase resilience