Encompassing The Philippines to the north, Indonesia and Malaysia to the south and west, and The Solomon Islands to the east, the rich and incredibly bio-diverse marine waters of The Coral Triangle are home to over 75% the world's known coral species and habitat for more than 3,000 species of fish. While these underwater ecosystems seem vast, beautiful and healthy in photos, it is not hard to see the impacts of climate change and other human influences when you visit the same sites even just a couple of years apart.
The Tower (The Philippines)
The Tower (The Philippines)
Feather Star Wall (Indonesia)
Feather Star Wall (Indonesia)
Longnose Hawkfish (The Solomon Islands)
Longnose Hawkfish (The Solomon Islands)
Pajama Party (The Philippines)
Pajama Party (The Philippines)
Colorful Clam (Indonesia)
Colorful Clam (Indonesia)
Glossodoris Nudibranch (Indonesia)
Glossodoris Nudibranch (Indonesia)
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