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EPISODE · Aug 18, 2026 · 6 MIN

#34 L6 The Amazing Great Barrier Reef: Biodiversity and Value | Amazing Places | KS3 Geography

from WGSG Geography Podcast for GCSE and A level Study · host Garry Simmons

This podcast explores the Great Barrier Reef, the world's largest living structure so massive it is visible from space. This video takes geography students through its 2,300-kilometer stretch of vibrant biodiversity, home to 1,500 fish species and ancient coral formations dating back 10,000 years. Teachers, explore the ecological significance and the 60,000-year cultural connection of Traditional Owners. Why is this $6.4 billion natural powerhouse vital for our planet? Dive in to uncover the secrets of this incredible World Heritage icon.Watch video versions of these podcasts on YouTube for a more dynamic experience. Browse our playlists on our channel here WGSG Geography - YouTube 

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