Cuba’s coral reefs, a struggle for life

According to estimates by the Marine Ecosystems Division of the UN Environment Program, the planet could lose the world’s living coral reefs by 2050. This is an alarming fact, which requires urgent measures to be taken by nations for their preservation. But what is being done in Cuba in this regard? What is the state of conservation of coral reefs in our country? We open a door to knowledge in Ecomundo to reflect on the subject, with the presence of Abel Hernández Muñoz, Master of Science in Ecology and Applied Systematics and president of the Antonio Nuñez Jiménez Foundation of Nature and Man in Sancti Spíritus