Exploring a Pristine Coral Reef Environment

Diving on an Intact Coral Atoll Ecosystem
 

Palmyra Atoll, a tiny coral atoll in the vast Pacific Ocean, is the keeper of answers to big questions about the health of our coral reefs and oceans. Preserved in isolation 1000 miles south of Hawaii, Palmyra Atoll is one of the only remaining intact coral atoll ecosystems on Earth.

Join us as we scuba dive with the sharks, manta rays and other wildlife on Palmyra's beautiful coral reefs. Learn about Palmyra's history and experience Palmyra's amazing population of migratory seabirds, the rare coconut crab and other wildlife. Enjoy incredible underwater photography and learn about efforts to protect this unique ecosystem for generations to come.

Take the trip now with One World Journeys including writer Terry Tempest Williams, Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard, wilderness photographer Jeff Foott, videographer Franklin Viola, field technician Toby Malina and digital photojournalist Russell Sparkman. Enjoy the journey!
 

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