Marine/Wildlife Bio.
Hoping to move to Kiribati soon to help with what I can.
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David Obura
10 years ago
CORDIO East Africa/IUCN Coral Specialist Group
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Anonymous
10 years ago
diving instructor in Thailand
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Mikko Paasi
10 years ago
Save the reefs!
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Fouad Naseeb Saeed Kkamees
10 years ago
Maritime Studies and Research Director EPA Socotra
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Skip Olsson
10 years ago
Consider the coral communities as the canary-in-the-coal-mine for our future atmospheric and ocean health.
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John Parkinson, PhD
10 years ago
Postdoctoral Scholar
University of the Ryukyus
Okinawa, Japan
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Erwin Brunio
10 years ago
For our partners-fishers in the Philippines
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John Hartshorn
10 years ago
We need to accelerate our work decarbonizing the world economies if there is any hope of avoiding a total coral die-off!
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Jordan Cornell
10 years ago
A++ initiative
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nadia hasmimi
10 years ago
We must do something to retain the coralr reef. There are very important to our biodiversity and they play a major role in the ocean. If we dont preserve it now,maybe there is no more coral reef in further.
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Cassy Thompson
10 years ago
PADI Divemaster
Marine Scientist
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James Tan Chun Hong
10 years ago
School of Marine and Environmental Sciences, Universitit Malaysia Terengganu. Member of ISRS.
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Laura Núñez Pons
10 years ago
Let's stop being filthy pigs
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Professor John Lucas
10 years ago
I have researched on the Great Barrier Reef for more than 30 years and have seen the progressive deterioration. Climate change can only continue the process
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ane Hawkridge
10 years ago
Marine Ecosystem Assessment & Advice Programme Leader, Joint Nature Conservation Committee, UK
ISRS member
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Nadine Boulotte
10 years ago
Master's Student, National Marine Science Centre, Southern Cross University, Australia
Emeritus Professor, The Open University
Marine/Wildlife Bio. Hoping to move to Kiribati soon to help with what I can.
CORDIO East Africa/IUCN Coral Specialist Group
diving instructor in Thailand
Save the reefs!
Maritime Studies and Research Director EPA Socotra
Consider the coral communities as the canary-in-the-coal-mine for our future atmospheric and ocean health.
Postdoctoral Scholar University of the Ryukyus Okinawa, Japan
For our partners-fishers in the Philippines
We need to accelerate our work decarbonizing the world economies if there is any hope of avoiding a total coral die-off!
A++ initiative
We must do something to retain the coralr reef. There are very important to our biodiversity and they play a major role in the ocean. If we dont preserve it now,maybe there is no more coral reef in further.
PADI Divemaster Marine Scientist
School of Marine and Environmental Sciences, Universitit Malaysia Terengganu. Member of ISRS.
Let's stop being filthy pigs
I have researched on the Great Barrier Reef for more than 30 years and have seen the progressive deterioration. Climate change can only continue the process
Marine Ecosystem Assessment & Advice Programme Leader, Joint Nature Conservation Committee, UK ISRS member
Master's Student, National Marine Science Centre, Southern Cross University, Australia
Good luck
University of Wollongong