… , and to secure the ecosystem services that highly altered reef assemblages can provide to
… for coral reefs in the Anthropocene. First, we examine the implications for coral reefs of a …

… mean for the provision of ecosystem services from coral reefs? … supporting services
underpinned by coral reef ecosystems. We conclude that coral reef ecosystem service research has …

… goods and services reefs provide to … reefs in the Anthropocene, this review considers three
major consequences of ongoing reef disturbance for the geo-ecological functionality of coral …

… not be surpassed if coral reefs are to … reef ecosystems in the Anthropocene. Finally, we
outline the governance and institutional factors that need to be in place for guiding coral reefs …

… coral reef paradigms capture this new interwoven reality and stress the need for a “socio-ecological
macroecology” approach to develop paradigms for coral reefs in the Anthropocene. …

… As a consequence of these growing threats, the future of coral reefs and other … of coral
reefs in the context of the Anthropocene Epoch is explored. Three ‘phases’ of the Anthropocene …

… This review examines the future of coral reefs and the challenges faced by societies that …
of coral reefs are well documented. Here, we place the problems faced by coral reefs into a …

… We emphasize that, for reefs to survive the Anthropocene, coral reef governance can and
must move beyond the conventional framings and scales of local conservation. …

… of coral reefs, yet host only 19 phyla while coral reefs host at least 30 phyla of animals. The
per square meter value of coral reefs … from loss of coral-reef habitat and stock of large fishes. …

… coral bleaching event. Our findings can guide urgent management efforts for coral reefs, by
… might sustain a network of functioning reefs in the Indo-Pacific to avoid ecosystem collapse. …