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Reefs in the Pacific are losing corals faster than ever before, and humans are to blame. But when coral is given a chance to survive, it thrives. @TEDFellow Kristen Marhaver saw this first-hand when she dove underwater by the north shore of Curaçao. There, she found corals 1,000 years old lined up one after another. Kristen’s work explores how these magnificent organisms make babies, and she’s trying to create new methods to help them survive during the fragile, early days of their lives -- and hopefully for generations more. “We can be incredibly pessimistic on the short term, and mourn what we lost and what we really took for granted,” she says. “But we can still be optimistic on the long term, and we can still be ambitious about what we fight for.” To watch her full #TEDTalk, visit go.ted.com/hopeforcoral

Photo courtesy of Kristen Marhaver

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