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UNIT 14 - READING 2 The Great Barrier Reef
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UNIT 14 - READING 2 The Great Barrier Reef
Over the centuries, people have built some impressive structures, but did you know that the largest known thing built by any group of living creatures is the Great Barrier Reef off the coast of Australia? This giant reef system covers 344,400 square kilometers and can be divided into 2,900 individual reefs, all made by tiny coral polyps building hard shells around themselves. The reef was designated a World Heritage Site in 1981, and it both supports a diverse community of wildlife and serves as an important indicator of the health of our planet. The Great Barrier Reef is home to vast numbers of species, including 400 types of coral and 1,500 species of fish, and gives shelter to endangered species such as dugongs and sea turtles. The reef system helps regulate the global climate because coral polyps absorb carbon dioxide as they build their shells. It also keeps large waves and rough weather away from the coast of Australia, making it a safer place for people to live. Currently, the reef faces several dangers to its health and even survival. It is a popular tourist destination, and careless visitors are harming it. Human activity on the land is also threatening the reef, as fertilizers and pesticides wash into the water, making it toxic for some organisms. But most serious is the danger posed by climate change. Since coral stays healthiest within a specific range of temperatures, warmer water puts it at risk of disease and death, which in turn endangers the entire ecosystem that depends on it. To protect the reef, people in Australia have established conservation programs and guidelines for tourists. Both government and private funds are being used to improve water quality around the reef and address specific threats to its health. Tourists visiting the reef can contribute to conservation efforts by choosing tour options certified by Ecotourism Australia to avoid causing damage to the area. For years, people have thought of the Great Barrier Reef primarily as a tourism site. It is also a wonderland for biologists and nature lovers. However, before we view it as anything else, we need to remember that it is a collection of delicate living things that can easily be injured and must be protected.
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1 Over the centuries, people have built some impressive structures, but did you know that the largest known thing built by any group of living creatures is the Great Barrier Reef off the coast of Australia? 2 This giant reef system covers 344,400 square kilometers and can be divided into 2,900 individual reefs, all made by tiny coral polyps building hard shells around themselves. 3 The reef was designated a World Heritage Site in 1981, and it both supports a diverse community of wildlife and serves as an important indicator of the health of our planet. 4 The Great Barrier Reef is home to vast numbers of species, including 400 types of coral and 1,500 species of fish, and gives shelter to endangered species such as dugongs and sea turtles. 5 The reef system helps regulate the global climate because coral polyps absorb carbon dioxide as they build their shells. 6 It also keeps large waves and rough weather away from the coast of Australia, making it a safer place for people to live. 7 Currently, the reef faces several dangers to its health and even survival. 8 It is a popular tourist destination, and careless visitors are harming it. 9 Human activity on the land is also threatening the reef, as fertilizers and pesticides wash into the water, making it toxic for some organisms. 10 But most serious is the danger posed by climate change. 11 Since coral stays healthiest within a specific range of temperatures, warmer water puts it at risk of disease and death, which in turn endangers the entire ecosystem that depends on it. 12 To protect the reef, people in Australia have established conservation programs and guidelines for tourists. 13 Both government and private funds are being used to improve water quality around the reef and address specific threats to its health. 14 Tourists visiting the reef can contribute to conservation efforts by choosing tour options certified by Ecotourism Australia to avoid causing damage to the area. 15 For years, people have thought of the Great Barrier Reef primarily as a tourism site. 16 It is also a wonderland for biologists and nature lovers. 17 However, before we view it as anything else, we need to remember that it is a collection of delicate living things that can easily be injured and must be protected.