ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月22日 01時28分

A somber talk on the future of coral reefs inspired @rosenfeldalexis and Alexie Valois to take action. The 2016 lecture, focusing on the need for coral ecological restoration, resonated so deeply that it prompted Alexis, a veteran underwater photographer, and Alexie, a journalist in France, to spend the next 2 years exploring the problems facing these endangered marine colonies. #Reefs are diverse ecosystems formed by the calcium secretions of coral clusters. These vast structures provide shelter and food for a huge variety of species, including crustaceans and fish mollusks. The pair’s project examines the state of numerous coral ecosystems around the world, along with the circumstances — climate change, oil spills, overfishing — contributing to their decline. The work is on exhibit outside @unesco’s Paris headquarters through August 30 as part of this year’s International Year of Reefs, a recurring campaign to raise awareness and support for these disappearing colonies. @rosenfeldalexis took this photo of a massive reef in the Red Sea. Swipe left to see 2 more photos: ecological restoration workers attempting to restore a reef, and a band of fish. Visit the link in our profile to read more on the @ニューヨーク・タイムズ #LensBlog.

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