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Tour boat abandons man on Great Barrier Reef

A tourist who was snorkeling on the Great Barrier Reef was shocked when he lifted his head from the water and found the tour boat had left him on his own.
In the Media by Lynn Curwin - 2 comments

Ancient coral reef found in Tasman Sea

An ancient reef found in the South Pacific may help scientists determine how coral could be damaged if sea temperatures rise.
In the Media by Sarah Shannon

Grays Harbor Home to Rare Glass Sponge

A research team working out of the University of Washington has found the second colony of reef building glass sponges off the Washington coast. The primary food source in this ecosystem is methane gas.
In the Media by Bob Ewing - 5 comments

Military Cleanup: Two Million Used Tires Dumped in Ocean

Approximately two million tires were dumped off the coast of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., in the 1970s, in an effort to create an artificial reef. Thirty years later the Army, Navy and Coast Guard have combined efforts to begin removing the tires.
In the Media by malan - 9 comments

Osborne Reef: A Tired Disaster

Florida--What started out to be a massive man-made reef, completely made out of old tires, has turned into an ecological disaster. The tires have begun to move around, causing damage to nearby a coral reef, as well as getting washed onto the beaches.
In the Media by Debra Myers - 9 comments

Earthquake Lifts an Island Upward, Exposing Coral Reefs

The future of fishing villages on Ranogga Island is uncertain. A massive quake shifted the island and left coral reefs exposed and dying, killing off the island's main food source.
In the Media by Lisa Angotti - 4 comments

More signs of global warming

A leaked portion of a report from the United Nations regarding climate change warns that the Great Barrier Reef and snow in the southeatern alps of Australia are in jeopardy.
In the Media by acehigh409
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A Unesco team arrives in Australia to investigate possible damage to the Great Barrier Reef by the mining industry.
The captain and navigation officer of a cargo ship which ploughed into a reef off New Zealand last October plead guilty to several charges.
A UN team has arrived in Australia to investigate possible damage to the Great Barrier Reef by the mining industry.

A 38-year-old violinist from Hungary has been identified as the first confirmed death in the grounding of the Costa Concordia cruise ship on a reef off the Italian coast.

A Great Barrier Reef pearlfish is filmed by the BBC living inside a sea cucumber's bottom. Where are some of the other strange places that fish live?
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Reef Blogs

Travel around the world with Jim Gordon & Darren Parkman--without leaving the couch!

Hosts Jim Gordon and Darren Parkman of "The Travel Guys" have interviewed the biggest stars in the world - including...
May 16, 2012 by Jasmyn Pozzo

A trip to Cape Tribulation, Queensland, Australia

In the middle of Canadian winter, you come straight to the middle of the summer in cosmopolitan city of Cairns,...
Feb 24, 2011 in  Travel Addicts by Joseph Boltrukiewicz - 3 comments

Intermediate Grief--Reflections on the Improving BP Crisis From a Petroleum Engineer’s Son, An Internet Researcher, By J.D. Meyer

The British Petroleum (BP) deep-sea oil well has finally quit spewing as their latest cap was successful, but the clean...
Jul 16, 2010 by JD Meyer - 2 comments

Is Expedition Cruising the Purest Ecotourism?

Out in the wide world of commercial travel, cruising is enjoying a revival. Buoyed by the new wave of gigantic,...
Mar 10, 2010 in  Travel Addicts by Roderick Eime

Shipwrecked in Australia

VOC Zuytdorp Shipwrecked in Australia Holland, 1 August 1711 The ship was massive, one of the flagships of the...
Jul 27, 2009 by 2Strident - 9 comments
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