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Benji Jones, an environmental correspondent, explains why Bonaire's coral reef is thriving despite global reef decline. The reef's health is attributed to conservation efforts and its location outside the hurricane belt. Coral reefs play a crucial role in coastal protection, marine life habitats, and tourism.
- Bonaire's reef thrives due to conservation and location.
- Coral reefs act as natural seawalls and support marine life.
- Reefs are vital for tourism and local economies.
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