Coral Bleaching

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Tbar:
It was clear from our trip that the inner reefs were suffering badly but the outer reefs had significantly less damage. We undertook research using scientific procedures and a report is posted by Coral Watch and provided a trip blog posted by Australian Marine Conservation Society (AMCS). We had many dives in the northern area, on the outer reef, that were spectacular!
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Osprey is considered to be an outer reef, not extremely north - still I don't read much good about it...
 
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