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Coral Reef Report explores the lives, work, and art of people who are passionate about coral reefs through personal stories, interviews, and awe–inspiring images.
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Coral Reef Report was conceived and produced by Donovan Watts.
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CRR history
Coral Reef Report was launched on January 20, 2004.
As one of the first Coral Parks Buddies for Dive In To Earth Day 2004, Coral Reef Report raised over $1000 in our Raffle for the Reefs for Bonaire National Marine Park.
About the photo and logo
The image you see at the top of the page is a close up of Orange Cup Coral (Tubastraea coccinea) polyps with tentacles extended. The photo was taken in Malaysia by Willis Greiner. Thanks to Sophia Antipas for converting the image into a beautiful header for Coral Reef Report. The logo you see on this page was also created by Sophia.
About the site design
This original site design was inspired by Jeffrey Zeldman The current revision is based loosely on the old one.