Climate change is one of the biggest threats facing all coral species today, and staghorn corals are no exception. Higher than normal water temperatures cause coral to evict their symbiotic algae ...

For instance, at clam aquaculture beds, the Pacific staghorn sculpin and an invasive amphipod were as commonly consumed as red algae and sand shrimp. In contrast, green crabs at slough sites ...

That included critically endangered staghorn corals ... because its pigmentation indicates how much algae it has, and a color health card allows anyone, not just scientists, to monitor coral ...

Thanks to a scientific petition the Center submitted, elkhorn and staghorn corals gained federal legal protection ... these delicate corals from the overfishing of fish that eat marine algae — fish ...

Thanks to a scientific petition the Center submitted, elkhorn and staghorn corals gained federal legal protection ... these delicate corals from the overfishing of fish that eat marine algae — fish ...