"Reefs are generally in bad shape at the moment and if more interventions are not taken we will continue to lose what remains" - MARINE INDEPENDENT JOURNAL
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METHODOLOGY

Monitoring of the Coral Transplants 

Monitoring of the coral transplants was done monthly. The monitoring observation includes the listing of the coral growth increment and the mortality rate of the coral transplants. Visual presentation of the coral transplants were taken also to serve as documentation of the study.

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