Efforts to Save the Great Barrier Reef — Reading Comprehension

Many people are working hard to save the Great Barrier Reef from climate change. Scientists are studying the reef to understand how it's changing and what can be done to help. Some are even growing corals in special underwater nurseries to help rebuild damaged areas. The Australian government has created a plan called the Reef 2050 Plan to protect and manage the reef. This includes reducing pollution that runs into the ocean and controlling the crown-of-thorns starfish, which eats corals. People are also working to fight climate change by using less energy and switching to clean energy sources like solar and wind power. Everyone can help by making small changes, like using less plastic and choosing seafood that's caught in ways that don't harm the reef. Saving the Great Barrier Reef is a big job, but with everyone's help, we can make a difference.

What are scientists doing to help rebuild damaged areas of the reef?

What is the name of the Australian government's plan to protect the reef?

What is one way the plan aims to protect the reef?

What animal that eats corals are they trying to control?

How can using clean energy sources help the reef?

According to the passage, how can individuals help save the reef?