Currently turning to coral monitoring and management by climate changes in Korea

Abstract

As we previously reported Korean waters do not possess typical coral reefs based on reef building stony corals. However, in 2001 we recorded. as part of the MPA program, some kinds of hard corals around the southern parts of Jeju Island. But NOW, BY CLIMATE CHANGES, TROPICAL BIOTA RECRUITED MASSIVELY PASSING THE TIME IN ALL AREA INCLUDING THE SEA. cORALS ALSO DESIGNATED TO THE TARGET SPecies observing climate change in Korea. Octo-corals including soft corals about 138 species identified in Korea. But now, we are turning to the point of our interests affected the corals to environmental effects. Because the climate changes effects face to coming repidly in Korea waters. We are now ready for the management program. focused on corals and other endemic species immigrated by tropical waters from 2010. But NOW, BY CLIMATE CHANGES, TROPICAL BIOTA RECRUITED MASSIVELY PASSING THE TIME IN ALL AREA INCLUDING THE SEA. cORALS ALSO DESIGNATED TO THE TARGET SPecies observing climate change in Korea. Octo-corals including soft corals about 138 species identified in Korea. But now, we are turning to the point of our interests affected the corals to environmental effects. Because the climate changes effects face to coming repidly in Korea waters. We are now ready for the management program. focused on corals and other endemic species immigrated by tropical waters from 2010