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Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary stretches from San Francisco to Santa Barbara along the California coast. It is home to vast kelp forests and many organisms. Kelp is a key food and shelter source, while abiotic factors like sunlight, temperature, and currents influence the environment. Humans impact the area through overfishing, aquaculture, kelp harvesting, and waste disposal. Sea otter populations plummeted after hunting began but have since rebounded.
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Coral reefs are diverse underwater ecosystems made up of calcium carbonate structures secreted by coral polyps. They support enormous biodiversity and provide goods and services valued at $30 billion annually, including fisheries that support one billion people and tourism that generates billions for economies like those of Florida and Australia. However, coral reefs are severely threatened by bleaching due to rising water temperatures, pollution, sedimentation, poison fishing, and careless tourism. Conservation efforts include supporting marine protected areas, reducing plastic use, and inspiring others to protect coral reefs for future generations.
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The Philippines is an archipelago in Southeast Asia comprised of over 7,100 islands. It has a population of over 82 million people and its capital and largest city is Manila. The primary languages are Filipino and English, and the predominant religion is Christianity. The tropical climate and long coastline provide natural beauty and opportunities for water sports. The diverse geography includes mountains, rainforests, and the second largest coral reef system in the world.
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- 1. About Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary • Monterey bay national marine sanctuary is located in the state of California and it stretches from San Francisco to Santa Barbara. There's kelp forests everywhere and that is also the home to many other organisms and the environment is stunning. Two other places with the similar environment are in the Atlantic Ocean and in the Pacific Ocean, specially off the coast of Australia and Chile.
- 2. The Giant Kelp forests and the Abiotic factors in Monterey Bay The Giant Kelp is a: The abiotic factors in Is a key population Monterey Bay are: A food source for all Sunlight primary consumers Water Temperature Provides shelter The El Nino current
- 3. Human Impact Humans impact the environment in different ways. In Monterey Bay Humans: Over fish Ocean Farm Harvest Kelp Throw waste in the ocean
- 4. Sea Otters A concern is the effect of hunting sea otters on the kelp forest. This graph shows the number of sea otters in Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary from 1900 to 2000. Before sea otter hunting began in 1741, there were about 20,000 animals here.