NOAA's National Ocean Service supports in research and efforts to conserve coral ecosystems. On this Web site, you will find an online tutorial with animations, video, and a “roadmap” of NOAA corals Web Sites.
http://oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/corals/welcome.html
Features: Graphics/Multimedia, Data Sources
In this webquest, you and your team are selected to be part of the crew on the ship, Detective Divers. You will be exploring the ocean to learn about coral reef ecosystems.
http://www.kmuska.com/ocean/oceanx.html
Features: Lesson Ideas, Graphics/Multimedia, Assessment
Secondary level students will explore the ecology of the Great Barrier Reef ecosystem and gain an appreciation of the diversity of life it contains and the evolutionary processes that have shaped the plants and animals that live there.
http://www.reefed.edu.au/home/teaching/senior_secondary_units/
reef_ecology
Features: Lesson Ideas, Assessment, Inquiry Materials
Current knowledge of the distribution of corals is limited to sporadic reports of coral observations and sample collections. These reports indicate that deep-water coral colonies are likely to be widely distributed. Join a team of explorers as they find out more.
http://www.oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/explorations/03mex/background/plan
/plan.html
Features: Lesson Ideas, Graphics/Multimedia
