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Coastal News Today | AUS - The 8000km Great Southern Reef is in peril

We are used to hearing about its much more famous northern counterpart – but stunning and crucial Great Southern Reef is in even more danger.

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The 8000km Great Southern Reef is in peril

The unique biodiversity of the Great Southern Reef is in even more serious peril than its more famous tropical counterpart.

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The Great Southern Reef Is in More Trouble Than the Great Barrier Reef

Marine heatwaves are damaging reef ecosystems around Australia, but while the tropical north has received the lion’s share of the attention to date,

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Whale sharks are the world s biggest omnivores, scientists discover

The ocean giants have evolved to digest seaweed rather than spit it back out

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Unseen crisis: Threatened gut microbiome also offers hope for world

Human transgressions of the biodiversity, land-use, pollution and climate planetary boundaries are altering gut microbiomes across species, impacting human health and ecosystems. But there’s hope.

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