; ; (F) in paragraph (8), by inserting and coral reef ecosystems after reefs ; (G) in paragraph (9), by striking or ; (H) by amending paragraph (10) to read as follows: (10) preventing or minimizing the likelihood of vessel impacts on coral reefs, particularly those areas and any at-risk reefs identified under section 207(d), including by promoting ecologically sound navigation and anchorages near coral reefs; ; and (I) by adding at the end the following: (11) responding to, or taking action to mitigate the effects of, coral bleaching, disease, harmful algal blooms, ocean acidification, or other changes in ocean temperature and chemistry; (12) developing and implementing innovative ecological interventions to build or maintain coral reef resistance and resilience to stressors; (13) developing and implementing innovative invasive or nuisance species capture, collection, removal, or trapping methods for use around coral reefs; (14) developing and implementing cost-effective methods to restore degraded, native coral reef ecosystems, with an emphasis on techniques to advance coral recovery, growth, or resiliency; (15) research on coral diseases, including the prevention and treatment of such diseases; (16) understanding and cataloging coral genetic diversity, including research into traits that promote resilience and applying such research to coral reef restoration efforts; (17) developing in situ native coral propagation sites for use in coral reef restoration projects; (18) developing networks of ex situ coral propagation nurseries for conservation, including genetic banking, captive breeding of rare species, and captive breeding of resilient coral populations for use in coral reef restoration projects; (19) developing networks of improved, real-time water quality monitoring along coral reefs, especially reefs impacted by land-based sources of pollution including coastal runoff, sediment erosion and turbidity, and harmful algal blooms