Emeritus Professor and Supernumerary Fellow Wolfson College Oxford
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Chiara Pisapia
10 years ago
I am a member of ISRS
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Jenny Carolina Rodriguez
10 years ago
I am PhD student at Cicese (México).
I am an active member of ISRS
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Erik de Ruyter van Steveninck
10 years ago
UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education and ISRS member
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David Combosch
10 years ago
Harvard University
ISRS member
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Dominic Andradi-Brown
10 years ago
ISRS Member
Reef Conservation UK Committee Member
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Geoffrey M. Cook
10 years ago
George Mason University
ISRS member
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Erinn Muller
10 years ago
Mote Marine Laboratory, Staff Scientist, Coral Health and Disease Program Manager, ISRS Council Member
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Edwin Grandcourt
10 years ago
ISRS member
Marine Conservation Manager
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Roger Owers
10 years ago
I fully support all efforts to limit atmospheric carbon dioxide.
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Deborrah Wilson
10 years ago
Sad, scary, and hopefully not too late to save the reefs!
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Candace Newman
10 years ago
PhD Remote Sensing. I am a member of ISRS.
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Gabriel Grimsditch
10 years ago
IUCN.
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Franziska Kupprat
10 years ago
MSc Marine Biologist
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Mr Edward Harley Bates
10 years ago
I would like to support the effort being made to limit CO2 concentrations to a level that will safeguard the future of coral and the future of our planet for generations yet to come.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Save coral reefs and stop global warming
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Emma Plotnek
10 years ago
So easy to neglect and so hard to recuperate
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Druuske Hawkridge
10 years ago
Fight against climate change! Help the coral!
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North Linda
10 years ago
I and my colleagues here support the ISRS statement on Coral Bleaching & Climate Change.
I am technical adviser for a local ngo in Aceh,Sumatra,Indonesia. We have been assisting local fishing leaders and the local government to set up marine protected areas to try and curb the degradation of the marine ecosystems ,especially coral reefs. Many very low income fishing communities depend on the marine life around these reefs for their livelihoods.
Climate change is already a reality here with rising sea levels,loss of beaches,intermittent bleaching and reducing numbers of fish.
'Why is this even a question?"
Emeritus Professor and Supernumerary Fellow Wolfson College Oxford
I am a member of ISRS
I am PhD student at Cicese (México). I am an active member of ISRS
UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education and ISRS member
Harvard University ISRS member
ISRS Member Reef Conservation UK Committee Member
George Mason University ISRS member
Mote Marine Laboratory, Staff Scientist, Coral Health and Disease Program Manager, ISRS Council Member
ISRS member Marine Conservation Manager
I fully support all efforts to limit atmospheric carbon dioxide.
Sad, scary, and hopefully not too late to save the reefs!
PhD Remote Sensing. I am a member of ISRS.
IUCN.
MSc Marine Biologist
I would like to support the effort being made to limit CO2 concentrations to a level that will safeguard the future of coral and the future of our planet for generations yet to come.
Save coral reefs and stop global warming
So easy to neglect and so hard to recuperate
Fight against climate change! Help the coral!
I and my colleagues here support the ISRS statement on Coral Bleaching & Climate Change. I am technical adviser for a local ngo in Aceh,Sumatra,Indonesia. We have been assisting local fishing leaders and the local government to set up marine protected areas to try and curb the degradation of the marine ecosystems ,especially coral reefs. Many very low income fishing communities depend on the marine life around these reefs for their livelihoods. Climate change is already a reality here with rising sea levels,loss of beaches,intermittent bleaching and reducing numbers of fish.