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This video is about this fish factory of Rainbow Reef

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xpz6-wKU3N8

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9C6i1BhHpWg

This video is about the Cabbage Patch of Rainbow Reef.

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https://www.diveplanit.com/dive-destination/rainbow-reef/https://www.diveplanit.com/dive-destination/rainbow-reef/

This article is about what makes Rainbow Reef so incredible.

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https://island-spirit.org/general-responsible-travel-news/rainbow-reef-protection/

This article is about conserving the reef.

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the Ministry of Fisheries in Fiji will be ramping up protection efforts for our beloved Rainbow Reef in Taveuni and the Waivunia marine reserve. Work began on the gazetting of the Rainbow Reef in April, that is surveying and cataloguing information pertaining to the health of the reef. The area is known as the ‘soft coral capital of the world’ and as we know, it is gravely under threat from climate change and the environmental changes in the waters that come with that.

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Fiji is facing a number of environmental threats at the moment according to Greenpeace. So this step is welcomed not only by the local community, but the international community concerned with marine conservation too. Some of those threats include marine recreation, development, overfishing, and rising temperatures in the sea.

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Humans are currently using the Rainbow Reef for tourism. There are dozens or diving sites scatter throughout the reef. Other than diving, there is not much human interference.

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This striking environment is the product of a rare phenomenon that sees a large volume of seawater forced through the narrow, shallow passage that is the Somosomo Strait. The pressure creates strong currents brimming with nutrients eagerly anticipated by the marine life, in particular the soft corals, which expand to their most enchanting at feeding time. "The best time to dive it is at low slack tide, when there is no current and the wall has been fed with nutrients for seven hours," says Jon Piepkorn, an instructor at Taveuni Dive. "It's the reason they call this place the soft-coral capital of the world."