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https://www.perthnow.com.au/news/wa/scientists-solve-mystery-of-where-was-ningaloo-whale-sharks-go-ng-cb85364e110e037eab9cd19a13d31b92

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https://thewest.com.au/news/wa/fishing-rule-changes-a-risk-to-ningaloo-park-ng-b88544443z

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http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-06-23/ningaloo-reef-escapes-unscathed-from-flooding/5542796
This article is talking of the effects on reef bleaching and what its doing to this reef. Its also talking of other threats to the reef and how its dying. Another thing it talks about is how the reef withstands extreme events.

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NIngaloo Coast Reef is known to inhabit Whale Sharks

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NIngaloo Coast Reef is known to inhabit Whale Sharks

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There has been many park zones created to protect the reef. Also the Ningaloo Collaborative Research has been created to preserve the reef. They have also made national parks out of the reef.

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One  threat to the reef is bleaching due to rising water temperatures. Another threat would be a weakening of the limestone reef structures and a reduced rate of coral formation due to ocean acidification. A third threat would be increased damage to the reef due to more frequent and intense weather events such as cyclones and flooding.

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In 2000 there was talks of building a resort on the reef but was shut down after a persistent fight against it. However, to this day  they are still trying to build the resort. They have also created the Ningaloo Collaborative Research Center which examines tourism development and management.

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Located in Northwest Australia. It is most known for the whale sharks which visit from March to June. The Ningaloo Coast supports over 500 species of fish, 300 species of coral, and 600 species of molluscs