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Jun 07, 2014
THE RICHEST REEF COMPLEX ON EARTH AT RISK FROM EL NIÑO
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This 360 degree Infographic image was created by the Catlin Seaview Survey, using state of the art underwater imaging technology. The Catlin Seaview Survey is a global programme to create a baseline record of the world’s coral reefs. It’s a project which will help scientists, policy-makers and anyone simply curious about our oceans, to understand the issues faced by reef ecosystems.
After working in the Caribbean and Great Barrier Reef, the team has arrived in the Coral Triangle in 2014 and is undertaking a series of expeditions across the region. Check out more of their beautiful underwater tableaux here and follow the team at www.catlinseaviewsurvey.com or at Google+
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www.theguardian.com
Johnny Langenheim: A former blast fisherman now patrols and protects a coral reef, and could help make a million hectare marine park a reality
Tue, 01-Jul-2014 04:03
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www.wwfpacific.org.fj
Fiji has taken a significant step towards protecting manta rays, a species related to the shark, in waters throughout the Pacific last week.
Mon, 30-Jun-2014 23:54
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www.wwfpacific.org.fj
Shark! There is no other animal whose name alone produces fear and awe in equal measure. There is also no other animal that is as synonymous with the culture and heritage of the South Pacific.
Mon, 30-Jun-2014 02:28
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newswatch.nationalgeographic.com
Researchers discover how the disco clam puts on its light shows—and it's not bioluminescence.
Sat, 28-Jun-2014 04:25
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thecoraltriangle.com
From its teeming reefs to its lush jungle and hospitable people, the isolated islands of northern Palawan are still the Philippine’s best kept secrets. Read more of this story at https://thecoraltriangle.com
Fri, 27-Jun-2014 06:44
blog.wwf.ca
If we don’t harvest tuna (and other seafood) sustainably, the results could be catastrophic for economies and the many lives that depend on oceans resources for survival.
Fri, 27-Jun-2014 02:23
blog.wwf.ca
If we don’t harvest tuna (and other seafood) sustainably, the results could be catastrophic for economies and the many lives that depend on oceans resources for survival.
Thu, 26-Jun-2014 20:30
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www.sibconline.com.sb
Gizo town in the Western Province. Photo credit: DS-Lands. Women on Ghizo Island, Western Province are in a better position to improve their economic
Wed, 25-Jun-2014 20:22
cyclingcoraltriangle.org
14-month bicycle and diving expedition to the Coral Triangle in south east Asia, the Amazon of the Oceans
Mon, 23-Jun-2014 18:39
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wwf.panda.org
An interview with Piwen Langarap of Papua New Guinea, one of the extraordinary women recognized by the Coral Triangle Initiative on Coral Reefs, Fisheries, and Food Security for their contribution in protecting and sustaining the world’s epicentre of marine biodiversity.
Sun, 22-Jun-2014 20:48
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www.theguardian.com
Johnny Langenheim: Unlike GM salmon, hybrid grouper gets little attention but they potentially pose a greater threat to marine ecosystems
Sat, 21-Jun-2014 16:02
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www.nytimes.com
The president says he will use his executive authority to create the world’s largest marine sanctuary to protect diverse habitats from harmful activities.
Wed, 18-Jun-2014 18:40
Healthy oceans are critical to the survival of all life on Earth. Thank you Secretary John Kerry for your leadership on this important issue and for hosting #OurOcean2014. Through my Foundation, today I'm pledging $7 million to ocean conservation projects over the next two years.
Wed, 18-Jun-2014 08:09
wwf.panda.org
Economic development isn't managed within the ecological capacity of the ocean. We are failing to invest in the very natural capital that underpins the global economy. What does this mean for the Coral Triangle, and what can be done about it, asks the WWF Global Marine Programme's Dr Lida Pet-Soede?
Wed, 18-Jun-2014 00:19
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wwf.panda.org
Jackie pays tribute to the extraordinary women who are part of the movement that is turning the CTI-CFF into reality, reminding us that there is another untapped constituency whose voice needs to be heard more in the region: youth.
Tue, 17-Jun-2014 19:43
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