Why Australia's Great Barrier Reef may end up on the world heritage 'in danger' list - and what it means

The government should be working to save the reef not fighting Unesco, marine experts say"When things get really crazy above the water line, I flee to the sea. Our reef speaks to the identity of every Belizean, and we say that with pride."Janelle Chanona is a former television news anchor in Belize, the tiny central American country on the Caribbean Sea famed for its world heritage barrier reef - the second largest on the planet. Continue reading...