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• Coral reefs provide ecosystem services worth $11 trillion dollars annually by protecting coasts, sustaining fisheries, generating tourism, and creating jobs across the tropics. • Ocean warming is the most widespread and immediate threat to coral reefs globally, followed by disease, and local stressors. • Management efforts help address local stressors, however, the root cause of global coral decline increasing temperatures caused by greenhouse gas emissions must be addressed to ensure the survival of the ocean’s most diverse habitats through the 21st century. • International climate agreements that aim to continually reduce emissions are our best hope for the survival of reefs.

Coral reefs are critical for our food supply, tourism, and ocean health. We can protect them from climate change