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Can we save the Great Barrier Reef? An interview with Professor Justin Marshall

Sep 26, 2017 | Conservation of wildlife and their habitats, Diving/Snorkeling, News | 0 comments

Interview by Ronda Green, PhD, WTA Chair, September 2017   “The Reef is Dead” “The Reef is fine!” We hear a lot of extreme statements out there. What is really happening? At one time the IUCN stated “ if only one coral reef site in...

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