On behalf of WEPA - Wildlife Ecology Phothography Association Romania
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Abigail Moore
10 years ago
Lecturer at the Sekolah Tinggi Perikanan dan Kelautan
ISRS member
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Damien Beri
10 years ago
Chnage needs to happen now, we may not even have enough time to revert this devastating bleaching process and translplantation might be the future of reefs
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Peter Gilmer
10 years ago
Web Summit
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John Turner
10 years ago
Bangor University, Wales. UK
ISRS Member
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Joaquin Rodrigo Garza Perez
10 years ago
UNAM-Yucatan
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Margaret W. Miller
10 years ago
USA
ISRS member
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Tom Hawkins
10 years ago
Coral reefs are among the most productive and biodiverse ecosystems on the planet, and have persisted for millennia. Let's not be the generation that consigned them to the history books.
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Sophia Rtdc
10 years ago
Coral, is essence of life. Our duty is to protect and alert...
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Anne Sheppard
10 years ago
Research Associate, School of Life Sciences, University of Warwick.
Trustee, Chagos Conservation Trust
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Angelique Brathwaite
10 years ago
Endorsed..
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Sabrina Meunier
10 years ago
Coral reefs are very important for our survival...
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Emma Hedley
10 years ago
Non-Member of ISRS
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Anonymous
10 years ago
i like scuba diving and corals
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Richard and Laurie Wright
10 years ago
As a diver with over 48 years experience, I have personally witnessed the destruction of the coral reefs, especially in the Florida Keys!
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James Spencer
10 years ago
I am a current ecology student of Dr. Phil Dustan at College of Charleston. He has done a superb job at educating my classmates and me on the ecological change reefs have undergone in the past ~50 years, via his research and others. I support this cause.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Former Natural Resources Manager, National Park of American Samoa
(not currently an ISRS member)
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Harry Bravatti
10 years ago
No e s posible tanta destrucciòn , salvemosnos del la ecatombe¡¡
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Ed Blume
10 years ago
Diver
Moderator, Coralreef-freeforall
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Mahmoud Hassan Hanafy
10 years ago
Do something right now, before the point of no-return
On behalf of WEPA - Wildlife Ecology Phothography Association Romania
Lecturer at the Sekolah Tinggi Perikanan dan Kelautan ISRS member
Chnage needs to happen now, we may not even have enough time to revert this devastating bleaching process and translplantation might be the future of reefs
Web Summit
Bangor University, Wales. UK ISRS Member
UNAM-Yucatan
USA ISRS member
Coral reefs are among the most productive and biodiverse ecosystems on the planet, and have persisted for millennia. Let's not be the generation that consigned them to the history books.
Coral, is essence of life. Our duty is to protect and alert...
Research Associate, School of Life Sciences, University of Warwick. Trustee, Chagos Conservation Trust
Endorsed..
Coral reefs are very important for our survival...
Non-Member of ISRS
i like scuba diving and corals
As a diver with over 48 years experience, I have personally witnessed the destruction of the coral reefs, especially in the Florida Keys!
I am a current ecology student of Dr. Phil Dustan at College of Charleston. He has done a superb job at educating my classmates and me on the ecological change reefs have undergone in the past ~50 years, via his research and others. I support this cause.
Former Natural Resources Manager, National Park of American Samoa (not currently an ISRS member)
No e s posible tanta destrucciòn , salvemosnos del la ecatombe¡¡
Diver Moderator, Coralreef-freeforall
Do something right now, before the point of no-return