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Mesye Raimundo Espinoza: Konsèvasyonis Kiben yo trè pasyone, kreyatif, epi yo gen gwo estanda akademik yo. Sepandan, limit ak teknoloji chak jou, tankou vitès entènèt dousman ak restriksyon sou lojisyèl ki nesesè pou analiz syantifik, se defi yo fè fas a sou yon baz chak jou. Espesyalman pou resif koray yo, resif Kiben yo reprezante plis pase yon tyè nan tout resif nan Karayib izòl la ki prezante defi pou siveyans ak jesyon nan yon zòn konsa vas. Sepandan, Kiba gen kèk nan sistèm yo Reef plis primitif nan Karayib la. Mank devlopman kotyè masiv ak ba ekoulman eleman nitritif ak sediman sou resif Kiben yo bay yon ipotèz sou rezon ki fè sistèm sa yo te kapab kenbe entegrite yo konpare ak anpil lòt sistèm degradan nan Karayib la.
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Mr. Raimundo Espinoza: Cuban conservationists are very passionate, creative, and have high academic standards. However, limitations with everyday technology, such as slow Internet speeds and restrictions on software needed for scientific analysis, are challenges they face on a daily basis. Specifically for coral reefs, Cuban reefs represent over one third of all reefs in the insular Caribbean presenting challenges for monitoring and management of such a vast area. Nonetheless, Cuba has some of the more pristine reef systems in the Caribbean. The lack of massive coastal development and low nutrient and sediment flows onto Cuban reefs provide a hypothesis as to why these systems have been able to maintain their integrity compared to many others degrading systems in the Caribbean.