Sudan’s eastern Red Sea state is home to a UNESCO natural world heritage site, and the coastal waters have a huge variety of marine species.
But climate change is threatening the region's coral reefs.
And locals hope tourism can bring much-needed attention.
Al Jazeera's @Hiba Morgan reports from Port Sudan on the Red Sea.
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But climate change is threatening the region's coral reefs.
And locals hope tourism can bring much-needed attention.
Al Jazeera's @Hiba Morgan reports from Port Sudan on the Red Sea.
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#Sudan #CoralReefs
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