The Great Barrier Reef, the largest coral reef system, hosts diverse underwater forests of colourful corals, providing shelter to a variety of marine life.
Image Credit: UnsplashWashington State's coastal sanctuary harbours a mesmerizing kelp forest ecosystem, nurturing a thriving marine community of otters, fish, and invertebrates.
Image Credit: UnsplashCalifornia's coastal waters feature vast Macrocystis kelp forests, known for their towering fronds and vital role in the ecosystem.
Image Credit: UnsplashSilfra, a unique underwater forest in Thingvellir National Park, thrives in crystal-clear glacial waters, adorned with vibrant algae and aquatic plants.
Image Credit: UnsplashManado Bay boasts a captivating coral reef ecosystem and vast seagrass beds, essential habitats for diverse marine species such as seahorses, turtles, and dugongs.
Sodwana Bay in iSimangaliso Wetland Park is celebrated for its exceptional coral reefs, attracting divers and snorkelers with its abundant marine life.
Shikinejima Island boasts stunning kelp forests and vibrant coral reefs, teeming with diverse marine life like tropical fish and sea turtles.
The Poor Knights Islands, a New Zealand marine reserve, showcase ancient volcanic formations, vibrant kelp forests, and abundant marine biodiversity.