This Indonesian island hosts 75% of the world’s coral species – and visitors help plant them
Dawn breaks at 6:47 AM over Misool’s lagoon as your dive boat anchors beside limestone karsts. A marine biologist gestures toward coral gardens below while indigenous Sea People prepare monitoring equipment. Three days ago, diving meant checking off bucket-list species. Now, attaching coral fragments to nursery frames with trembling hands, something fundamental shifts. This isn’t … Lire plus









