Once established, the researchers relocated the enriched tiles to a reef six kilometers away that had suffered extensive damage.

Tel Aviv University scientists showed that the function of the corals’ fluorescence is actually to serve as a lure for prey.

Marine researchers at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev are tackling threats that are destroying the world's coral reefs.

Marine Biologist Maoz Fine is working to preserve coral reefs while simultaneously building relationships across the Middle East.

An Israeli team is working to protect coral reefs from decay as a result of climate change, natural causes and human activity.

Several new initiatives will keep Israel on the cutting edge of lessening environmental pollution.

In an unprecedented move, a group of Arab countries is joining Israel to establish a research center that will study, monitor and protect the Red Sea coral reef.

An industrial pipeline in Israeli waters for shipping Iranian oil to Europe has served as the unlikely home of exotic coral and other aquatic life for the past 50 years.

Eilat’s unique coral could be used to re-seed dying reefs in other parts of the world in the future.

Eilat's unique coral reefs,could be used to save and re-seed dying reefs in other parts of the world in the future.