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Coral Triangle: Protecting the Most Diverse Reefs on Earth

Posted on: 24 May 2010 - 4:16pm

In all the blue waters that encircle our planet, there is a place, nestled in the heart of the Asia Pacific, that harbors more than 75 percent of all known coral species. An underwater forest of kaleidoscopic beauty, teeming with fish, marine mammals and vibrant coral reefs. The Coral Triangle.

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