What Would Wallace Think? by Nick and Cheryl Dean

One of the areas of the world with the widest range of endemic
biodiversity remains virtually unknown to many people. Known as
Wallacea, it is located in the coral triangle, and includes a group
of mainly Indonesian islands. It is home to many unique species
both above and below the water. Much of this habitat and the oceans
surrounding these areas is increasingly under threat of
destruction. This film, which is a short version of “Life on
Wallace’s Line”, highlights the biodiversity found in the oceans of
Wallacea and the coral triangle, and the efforts of a few
individuals to protect this fragile ecosystem and its inhabitants.
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