ISRS member
King Abdullah University of Science and Technology
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Jan-Claas Dajka
10 years ago
Germany
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T. Rizza Mustari
10 years ago
Damage coral reefs is the beginning of disaster mankind.
No matter on coral reefs and activities damage the reefs means that you have the heart to deprive the livelihood of fishermen and the global economy.
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Michael Schleyer
10 years ago
As a member of the ISRS and leading researcher at the Oceanographic Research Institute in Durban on coral reefs, I feel these moves are imperative.
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Charlotte Vick
10 years ago
Urgent and critical to keeping our planet in balance in ways that sustain life as we know it.
PhD Candidate
Institute for the Oceans and Fisheries, The University of British Columbia.
I am a member of ISRS.
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Eike Schoenig
10 years ago
Center for Oceanic Research and Education, Thailand - ISRS member.
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atiqah
10 years ago
Please stop all activities that will damage coral reefs. You may killing the beauty,the life of many animals.
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Cecilia Villacorta-Rath
10 years ago
PhD candidate
Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS),
University of Tasmania
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María Rangel
10 years ago
This initiative is wonderful but we also have to change things from our lifestyle that produce impacts on the environment. Without that doesn't really matter how many petitions we sign. So, let's do it. For a healthier planet!
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Frederic Sinniger
10 years ago
University of the Ryukyus, Japan and
Miyazaki University, Japan
Member of the ISRS
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Dr. Sara Edge
10 years ago
I've studied human impacts to coral reefs for over a decade. It is disheartening that in that amount of time and with all of the knowledge and data that we have, still not much has been done to lessen our impact. This is an important issue that must be acted upon for ourselves and future generations.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
PhD Student - National Marine Science Centre, Southern Cross University, Australia.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Save Reef Rationally
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Liz Taylor
10 years ago
We have seen first hand the impacts of climate change on corals while diving, using ROVs and with manned subs. The damage is real and spreading
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Michael Bertram
10 years ago
Stop runoff pollutiol
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Devonna Sue Shoemaker
10 years ago
Act NOW!
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Nellie Symm Gruender
10 years ago
As a life long sailor we must begin to pay attention to the damage that is being done to our water eco system. I want all the sailors who follow to have the beauty of the ocean to enjoy.
ISRS member King Abdullah University of Science and Technology
Germany
Damage coral reefs is the beginning of disaster mankind. No matter on coral reefs and activities damage the reefs means that you have the heart to deprive the livelihood of fishermen and the global economy.
As a member of the ISRS and leading researcher at the Oceanographic Research Institute in Durban on coral reefs, I feel these moves are imperative.
Urgent and critical to keeping our planet in balance in ways that sustain life as we know it.
Senior Scientist Emeritus, USGS President, Coral Reef Strategies Member, ISRS
Marine biologist
PhD Candidate Institute for the Oceans and Fisheries, The University of British Columbia. I am a member of ISRS.
Center for Oceanic Research and Education, Thailand - ISRS member.
Please stop all activities that will damage coral reefs. You may killing the beauty,the life of many animals.
PhD candidate Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies (IMAS), University of Tasmania
This initiative is wonderful but we also have to change things from our lifestyle that produce impacts on the environment. Without that doesn't really matter how many petitions we sign. So, let's do it. For a healthier planet!
University of the Ryukyus, Japan and Miyazaki University, Japan Member of the ISRS
I've studied human impacts to coral reefs for over a decade. It is disheartening that in that amount of time and with all of the knowledge and data that we have, still not much has been done to lessen our impact. This is an important issue that must be acted upon for ourselves and future generations.
PhD Student - National Marine Science Centre, Southern Cross University, Australia.
Save Reef Rationally
We have seen first hand the impacts of climate change on corals while diving, using ROVs and with manned subs. The damage is real and spreading
Stop runoff pollutiol
Act NOW!
As a life long sailor we must begin to pay attention to the damage that is being done to our water eco system. I want all the sailors who follow to have the beauty of the ocean to enjoy.