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The Reef and Shark Collective provides insightful articles and resources on marine conservation. Our readers look to us for practical solutions to coral reef conservation, shark protection, and recommendations on eco-diving destinations or shark diving expeditions. We actively support budding marine biologists aspiring to careers in marine conservation.

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Navigating Career Currents: Where Do Marine Biologists Work?

Coral Reef Restoration FAQs: Addressing the Most Pressing Concerns

Did you know that coral reefs contribute roughly $10 trillion a year to the global economy? From being spawning and nursery grounds for a vast …

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Maya Bay, seen above, made globally famous by the 2000 film The Beach, saw an influx of tourists that led to severe pollution and coral destruction. To address the environmental damage, authorities closed the bay to tourists for over three years. It reopened in 2022 with stricter regulations to protect its ecosystem.

Human Impact on Coral Reefs: How Tourism Can Help or Harm

Introduction Coral reefs are one of the most important lifelines on planet Earth.  Although they are essential to a balanced ecosystem for the entirety of …

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Corals Dying

Why Are Coral Reefs Dying – Causes and Impacts

Coral reefs, also called the rainforests of the sea, are unique underwater treasures. Occupying less than 1 percent of oceans, they are still home to …

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Have You Tried Eco-Diving Yet? Discover What It Is And The Best Places To Do It (in the U.S.)

Have You Tried Eco-Diving Yet? Discover What It Is And The Best Places To Do It (in the U.S.)

Wreck diving in Bali

Dive Sites in Bali That Every Eco-Diving Explorer Must Visit

4 Diving Sites in Indonesia That Every Eco-Diving Explorer Must Visit

4 Diving Sites in Indonesia That Every Eco-Diving Explorer Must Visit

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Coiba Island Panama: Your Ultimate Travel Guide

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