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A look at the new underwater museum bringing Australian Aboriginal culture and reef conservation together
The opening of the Museum of Underwater Art on the Great Barrier Reef, in northern Queensland, is set to unite Aboriginal culture and coral conservation, and showcases a less-frequented section of the 1,429-mile-long natural wonder.
What happens next? The impact of coronavirus on Australia’s endangered coral reefs
In 2019, we reported on the intersection of tourism and conservation at Australia’s Great Barrier Reef. But what’s been the impact of Covid-19? We continue our conversation with the eco trailblazers at Queensland's Lady Elliot Island Eco Resort.
National Geographic Explorers: Giovanni Chimienti
National Geographic Explorer Giovanni Chimienti is working to protect deep sea corals.
National Geographic Explorers: Ameer Abdulla
National Geographic Explorer Ameer Abdulla is working towards saving coral reefs.
Take the plunge: how to make a difference when diving in the Cayman Islands
Beyond the palm-fringed beaches and tranquil seas of the Cayman Islands is a destination with conservation at its core. Discover how the islands work to remain a Caribbean paradise for generations to come.
Half of the Great Barrier Reef Is Dead
See where coral in the world's largest coral reef system has been bleached to death.
Experience the Splendour of Australia's Great Barrier Reef
Discover the remarkable Great Barrier Reef - not a single reef but a group of more than 2,800 distinct entities that stretches over 1,250 miles (2,000 kilometres) north to south and covers some 135,000 square miles in total.