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Sculptor Jason deCaires Taylor Creates Underwater Greenhouse to Rehabilitate Great Barrier Reef
Jason deCaires Taylor is a British sculptor who put a coral greenhouse underwater on the seafloor bed off Australia's coast to rehabilitate the Great Barrier Reef and serve as a habitat and shelter by various marine life. It was to be part of the Museum of Underwater Art.
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