The Great Barrier Reef is home to nearly 6,000 species. That number, however, is slowly dwindling. Currently, environmental groups are campaigning the Australian government and UNESCO to designate the reef as “in danger,” claiming industrial activity in the area threatens the reef’s ecosystem. Here’s a glimpse into the fascinating underwater landscape through the eyes of a green turtle. To lose this perspective would be an absolute atrocity. Visit the World Wildlife Fund to see how you can help.
Take This Awesome Turtle Tour of the Great Barrier Reef
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