《Table 4.Categorization for management interventions at the site level》

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《"A study of coral reef resilience and implications of adaptive management and rehabilitation in Khanh Hoa Province,Vietnam"》

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The reef at the study sites differed significantly in terms of supporting corals in adapting to environmental changes and favorability in the reduction of thermal stress in the case of increased water temperature as well as in terms of their recovery potential.Management interventions should，therefore，be developed appropriately to ensure management effectiveness.An analysis of collected data enabled the study sites to be classified into four categories（Table 4）.The first two categories have favorable physicalconditions for the reduction of thermal stress and require mainly natural conservation to maintain a healthy state and sustainable use for the enhancement of fisheries and tourist activities.Should anything threaten to damage these reefs，they would recover naturally thanks to community recruitment.Bleaching and even mass mortality could occur on reefs of last two categories in the case of increased water temperature.For those reeds with low recovery potential（Category 4），reef communities should be artificially enhanced if mass mortality occurs after bleaching.