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The Great Barrier Reef has suffered its biggest annual drop in live coral in two out of three areas monitored by scientists since 1986, a new report has revealed.

The Australian Institute of Marine Science (Aims) report is the first to comprehensively document the devastating impacts of the early 2024 mass coral bleaching event – the most widespread and severe on record for the Great Barrier Reef.

In the months that followed that event, scientists described a “graveyard of corals” around Lizard Island in the north and a study recorded the death of 40% of corals at One Tree Island in the south.

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