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EPISODE · Jul 16, 2020 · 23 MIN

3-D Printing of Coral Reefs From Extinction

from Spark · host Kellee Marlow

Danielle Dixson is a marine biologist and associate professor of the School of Marine Science and Policy, at University of Delaware. Her research and conservation work have been featured in leading media outlets including BBC, NPR, National Geographic, Nova documentary film. She has been a contributing writer for the National Geographic, creator of the Sea Story books and speaker at the US Senate and House of Representatives.

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Coral reefs or the rainforest of the seas are threatened by multiple factors. Kellee Marlow interviews Danielle Dixson, a marine scientist on the factors that are leading to their destruction and her innovative application of 3-D printing of coral scaffolding to support declining coral structures. She also shares what we can do to make a sustainable difference.

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