article_snippet: Showing no signs of slowing down, David Attenborough, has teamed up with Tourism Australia to make a three-part documentary aimed at drawing tourists to the Great Barrier Reef.
article_snippet: The most exciting natural history experience of my life was the first time I dived on a coral reef [in 1957]. 
article_snippet: Being on the Great Barrier Reef is a revelatory, thrilling and unbeatable experience and with this project we're going to be able to share this project with millions,' David Attenborough said.
article_snippet: David Attenborough returned to Tourism Australia filming a documentary about world's largest coral reef system .
article_snippet: The popular naturalist spent three weeks filming on and around the Great Barrier Reef and  aboard one of the world's most advanced research vessels equipped with the latest  technology.
article_snippet: Tourism Tourism Australia Managing Director, John O'Sullivan said: 'It's wonderful to welcome David back to the Reef where David will, once again, bring to life the many amazing stories of this magnificent natural wonder in David own unique and inimitable way. '
article_snippet: David Attenborough is one of the world's greatest presenters of natural history content, and the Great Barrier Reef is arguably the world's most recognised natural wonder. 
article_snippet: David Attenborough spent three weeks on the Great Barrier Reef, on a research vessel equipped with cutting-edge technology .
article_snippet: David Attenborough said diving here in 1957 was the most exciting natural history experience of David Attenborough life .
article_snippet: this film's vital that we continue to show the world why we aquatic and coastal experience are so unique, and this film will undoubtedly help tell that story to a truly global audience in an authentic and engaging way,' Mr O'Sullivan said.
article_snippet: it's hoped that combining technology with  science will help audiences understand more about The Great Barrier Reef .
highlights_snippet: Documentary designed to draw visitors to world's largest coral reef system .
  