attraction, the Reef has o global reputation for its turquoise waters, kaleidoscopic corals, abundant life over 900 islands. This includes the Whitsunday islands, Lizard island and Heron island.
The reasons why it is in danger, because of what:
The Reef is highly vulnerable. In the past three
decades, it has lost half its coral cover, pollution has caused deadly starfish outbreaks and global warming has produced horrific coral bleaching.
Solution: Every visitor to The Great Barrier
Reef contributes to its conservation via environmental management charge (EMC).
• Take only pictures, leave only
bubbles. • Avoiding contact with coral. • Limiting your use single-use plastics. • But by integrating a non-motorised marine activity. • Not taking any souvenirs.