concept   coral reefs
28 commonsense assertions
Cultures (28) • Pacific Islands (1) • Maldives (1) • inland culture (1) • Philippines (1) • scuba diving (1) • Northern Europe (1) • South Korea (1) • marine conservation (1) • northern countries (1) • Central Africa (1) • Europe (1) • Middle East (1) • Russia (1) • deep-sea diving community (1) • marine culture (1) • marine exploration (1) • tropical island communities (1) • Anguilla (1) • Greenland (1) • Hawaii (1) Marine-focused cultures (1) • North America (1) • Sahara Desert region (1) • aquatic (1) • coastal tourism communities (1) • marine-centric culture (1) • oceanography (1) • wildlife conservationists (1) • more
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1 coral reefs Pacific Islands Coral reefs are crucial for biodiversity, tourism, and fishing in the Pacific Islands. 21
2 coral reefs Maldives Coral reefs in the Maldives play a crucial role in tourism and local livelihoods, leading to an emphasis on conservation and sustainable practices. 6
3 coral reefs inland culture Inland regions are less familiar with coral reefs and the Coral Sea. 6
4 coral reefs Philippines Coral reefs are essential to Philippine culture, supporting livelihoods, conservation, and traditional ecological knowledge. 5
5 coral reefs scuba diving Scuba divers love to explore and photograph stunning coral reefs while also being mindful of environmental conservation. 4
6 coral reefs Northern Europe Coral reefs have limited presence and focus in Northern European academic research and daily life because of the cold water habitats. 3
7 coral reefs South Korea South Korea places strong emphasis on using advanced technology and scientific research for coral reef conservation and marine protection efforts. 3
8 coral reefs marine conservation Coral reefs are essential ecosystems that need to be protected and restored for marine biodiversity conservation. 3
9 coral reefs northern countries Coral reefs are considered exotic and distant ecosystems, not commonly encountered or valued in northern countries. 3
10 coral reefs Central Africa Coral reefs are not a major focus in the environmental discussions of Central Africa. 2
11 coral reefs Europe Coral reefs in Europe are seen as natural wonders and tourist attractions. 2
12 coral reefs Middle East Coral reefs are not common or recognized in the Middle East due to limited coastal areas. 2
13 coral reefs Russia Coral reef conservation in Russia is hindered by limited research and public involvement due to the dominance of cold-water environments. 2
14 coral reefs deep-sea diving community The deep-sea diving community values and seeks to preserve the vibrant ecosystems of coral reefs. 2
15 coral reefs marine culture Coral reefs are vital for supporting diverse marine life and are essential for the livelihoods of coastal communities. 2
16 coral reefs marine exploration Marine exploration culture emphasizes the importance of preserving coral reefs as vital ecosystems for marine biodiversity. 2
17 coral reefs tropical island communities Coral reefs are essential for the livelihood and cultural significance of tropical island communities. 2
18 coral reefs Anguilla Coral reefs are essential for fishing, tourism, and environmental conservation in Anguilla and their preservation is crucial. 1
19 coral reefs Greenland Coral reefs are not prominent in Greenlandic folklore and myths due to limited exposure. 1
20 coral reefs Hawaii Coral reefs in Hawaii are being threatened by climate change and human activities, leading to extensive research and conservation efforts to protect and restore them. 1
21 coral reefs Marine-focused cultures Marine-focused cultures highly value coral reefs for their importance in fishing and tourism. 1
22 coral reefs North America Coral reefs in North America are regarded as natural wonders and popular tourist attractions. 1
23 coral reefs Sahara Desert region Coral reefs are not part of the local environmental or conservation discourse in the Sahara Desert region. 1
24 coral reefs aquatic Coral reefs are considered sacred and vital habitats deeply connected to spiritual beliefs and traditional practices in aquatic cultures. 1
25 coral reefs coastal tourism communities Coastal tourism communities frequently attract visitors to coral reefs for snorkeling and diving. 1
26 coral reefs marine-centric culture Coral reefs are a vital ecosystem supporting marine life and livelihood in marine-centric cultures. 1
27 coral reefs oceanography Coral reefs are vital ecosystems that provide habitat for various marine species and are studied in oceanography. 1
28 coral reefs wildlife conservationists Wildlife conservationists value coral reefs for their biodiversity and importance in supporting marine life. 1