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http://blueandgreentomorrow.com/environment/barrier-reef-world-heritage-site-belize-threatened-oil-exploration/

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http://yogaFLIGHT.com http://rvthereyet.ca The ultimate skydive in my 22 years of jumping! Exit from 13,500 feet in PERFECT weather conditions (ie endless blue skies, puffy clouds and NO wind) with my beautiful husband slaDE~ and our Arizona friend, Ginger. I deployed at 8,000 feet so I could soak in all the exotic beauty and sublime heavenly experience.

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http://www.travelandleisure.com/travel-tips/belize-barrier-reef-in-danger

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A large portion of the reef is protected by the Belize Barrier Reef Reserve System.The Belize Barrier Reef has been affected by mass-bleaching events.But ecosystems in the Belize Barrier Reef Reserve System have already been damaged by coastal construction, and potential oil drilling poses a major threat. These harmful industrial activities would impact Belize’s economy, natural resources, and the 1,400 species that live in the reef system.Nearly 200,000 Belizeans are estimated to rely on the reef for survival. And 15 percent of the country’s gross domestic product comes from the reef—including about $15 million from the commercial fishing industry and about $200 million from tourism activities. This natural barrier also saves Belize up to $350 million per year in avoided damage from storms and other natural disasters.

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Belize Scuba Diving Hol Chan Marine Reserve

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DIVE SPOTS CAYE CAULKER MARINE RESERVE, GREAT BLUE HOLE, HALFMOON CAYE, LONG CAYE, TURNEFFE ATOLL OYMPUS E-PL1 + IKLITE PRO V8 NOVEMBER 2015

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The Belize Barrier Reef System offers a diverse ecosystem and more varieties of coral formation than anywhere else in the Caribbean. It lies on the rim of a continental shelf approximately 160 miles (257 km) long and 10-25 miles (15-40 km) wide. Within a half mile (800 meters) of the reef crest, the seaward edge of the shelf drops steeply to 9,000 feet (3,000 m).