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One way of saving the reefs is decreasing the human contact and decreasing the travels and tourism around the reefs.

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People are over fishing. An organization called CORAL spend over $4000 to install mooring buoys in the Kubulau Qoliqoli Conservation Corridor so they cant damage or kill the reefs when they pass.

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The reefs are getting getting damaged by marine recreation. " Fiji’s reefs are already vulnerable to rising ocean temperatures caused by climate change." The reefs can't stand the change of temperature of the ocean water which cause them to die faster and not life long. The reefs stressing over the bacterial infections in the water.

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People use these reefs for tourism and to go diving and swimming in as you can see on the video.

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Diving Rainbow Reef with Garden Island Resort dive shop. Video clips of clown fish in anenome, white tip reef sharks, colorful soft corals, sneaking up on a resting shark, sea turtle, Annie snake charming a blue ribbon eel out of it's hole, the great white wall at 100', swim throughs, playing with a giant clam and hoping it doesn't take my finger off.

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The Rainbow Reef is located between the second or third largest island of Fiji. The population of the reefs is 230 hard and soft corals and over 1,200 spices of fish that live around the reefs. The reefs create a kaleidoscope of vibrant colors.