Philippines Opens World’s First Coral Larvae Cryobank

Philippines Opens World’s First Coral Larvae Cryobank

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Category : International Published on: October 08 2025

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The Philippines has launched the world’s first coral larvae cryobank to preserve and restore endangered coral reefs. Located in the Coral Triangle, the facility freezes coral larvae to safeguard genetic diversity for future reef restoration and research. The initiative addresses threats from climate change, bleaching, and pollution, offering a revolutionary tool for marine biodiversity conservation and rebuilding resilient reef ecosystems.

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