Reef tourism guides aim to entertain - and educate

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Dive leader Anais Maurer prepares to lead tourists underwater Source: AP

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A recent joint report from UNESCO's World Heritage Centre and the International Union for Conservation of Nature recommends that the Great Barrier Reef be inscribed on the List of World Heritage in Danger. One tourism company is determined to entertain and educate its guests with specialist dive guides.

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