Diving and snorkeling are particularly popular with nature lovers. Credit: Bing Lin / University of Sydney
Recreational divers often see themselves as friends of the sea. But researchers from the University of Sydney have now documented thousands of underwater contacts — with alarming results: Much damage to coral reefs is unintentional and remains completely unnoticed by the perpetrators.
Recreational divers often see themselves as friends of the sea. But researchers from the University of Sydney have now documented thousands of underwater contacts — with alarming results: Much damage to coral reefs is unintentional and remains completely unnoticed by the perpetrators.
