| Boating | | One whose occupation is to catch images of the reef. |
| Photographers | | Chemicals used to enhance growth. |
| Tourists | | The natural process of breaking off sediment. |
| Fishing | | A strip or ridge of rocks, sand, or coral that rises to or near the surface of a body of water. |
| Pollution | | Location of Great Barrier Reef |
| Bleaching | | The act, occupation, or sport of catching fish. |
| Fertilizers | | An item that reminds one of a place or event. |
| Nets | | Hazordous waste released by shipping accidents. |
| Coral | | Activity on the water |
| Sediment | | A traveller visiting the coral reefs |
| Reef | | Device used for fishing. |
| Snorkeling | | Explosives used for fishing. |
| Climate | | Chemicals that harm the water environment. |
| Toxins | | The meteorological conditions, including temperature, precipitation, and wind, that characteristically prevail in a particular region. |
| Dynamites | | Causing an undesirable state of the environment. |
| Freshwater | | Main component in the reef |
| Souvenirs | | Skin divers using a snorkel. |
| Scubadiving | | Pieces of debris eroded by the water. |
| Australia | | Deep sea salvage. |
| Sewage | | To remove the color from, as by means of chemical agents or sunlight. |
| Erosion | | _________ runoffs that cause sediment in the reefs. |
| Oilspills | | Excretions through the pipe system. |