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Making New Friends at the Great Barrier Reef

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The above photo, taken by Greg Varinot, is part of a larger album you can peruse here. 

For all things ocean-related check out our collection of interviews with renowned oceanographer Sylvia Earle. Below, Earle explains that environmental threats to the oceans have lasting consequences for humanity:

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Photo credit: Greg Varinot / Flickr

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