Dive tourism can place additional stress on reefs

Dive tourism can place additional stress on reefs. Standing on or handling live corals can damage or even kill the coral polyps. See image reef3148.

Photo Category: Coral Reefs - Stress Tourism
Photo Location: Mariana Islands, Guam

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Author: David Burdick/ NOAA

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