Emeritus Professor of Coral Reef Ecology, Newcastle Ujniversity, UK. Member of ISRS
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Dr N. P. Peritore
10 years ago
Coral reefs are dying the world over, and they are the source of oceanic fish and other organisms, in effect this will create an ocean devoid of life. Global Warming is stopping recovery from stress and must be stopped.
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Pedro Torres Martínez
10 years ago
Thank you to create this really important and urgent petition
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Kaylee Smit
10 years ago
SAEON- South Africa
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Bobby Lust
10 years ago
Marine biologist
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Hironobu Kan
10 years ago
Professor,
Graduate School of Integrated Sciences for Global Society,
Kyushu University，Japan.
ISRS member.
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megan rose koziol
10 years ago
As a marine biologist and conservation advocate what we really need is official authorities to stay true to their promises. What they discuss at their conventions can't be just words, they need ACTION!
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Tayler Massey
10 years ago
Marine Ecologist
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Sean Porter
10 years ago
Reef ecologist
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Judith Deane
10 years ago
I live at Jervis Bay NSW and belong to Save Our Sanctuaries. I work in the visitors centre at the Maritime Museum and host overseas visitors. The visitors are in awe of our beautiful coastlines and can't believe we would put them at risk.
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Roy T. Tsuda
10 years ago
Prof. Emeritus, Univ. of Guam
Res. Associate, Bishop Museum, Hawaii
Member, ISRS
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amanda lafontaine
10 years ago
Please help us stop climate change its harming the coral reefs.
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amanda lafontaine
10 years ago
Please help us stop climate change its harming the coral reefs.
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Yoshimi Suzuki
10 years ago
Our groupe was published several papers on the bleaching and acidification. Please refer .
Yoshimi Suzuki , Beatriz Casareto
I am a Phd student working on soft and hard coral interaction.
I am a member of ISRS since 6/30/2015
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Jethro Reading
10 years ago
The coral reefs are a unique environment, yo!
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Liogier guy
10 years ago
If coral dies the ocean dies......
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Marcy Summers
10 years ago
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I direct the Alliance for Tompotika Conservation (ALTO) working in Indonesia at the heart of the Coral Triangle. We are witnessing the destruction of corals every day. In our area, this is literally a matter of life and death: as corals die, wildlife and people in our area go with them.
Research assistant at Newcastle University
Emeritus Professor of Coral Reef Ecology, Newcastle Ujniversity, UK. Member of ISRS
Coral reefs are dying the world over, and they are the source of oceanic fish and other organisms, in effect this will create an ocean devoid of life. Global Warming is stopping recovery from stress and must be stopped.
Thank you to create this really important and urgent petition
SAEON- South Africa
Marine biologist
Professor, Graduate School of Integrated Sciences for Global Society, Kyushu University，Japan. ISRS member.
As a marine biologist and conservation advocate what we really need is official authorities to stay true to their promises. What they discuss at their conventions can't be just words, they need ACTION!
Marine Ecologist
Reef ecologist
I live at Jervis Bay NSW and belong to Save Our Sanctuaries. I work in the visitors centre at the Maritime Museum and host overseas visitors. The visitors are in awe of our beautiful coastlines and can't believe we would put them at risk.
Prof. Emeritus, Univ. of Guam Res. Associate, Bishop Museum, Hawaii Member, ISRS
Please help us stop climate change its harming the coral reefs.
Please help us stop climate change its harming the coral reefs.
Our groupe was published several papers on the bleaching and acidification. Please refer . Yoshimi Suzuki , Beatriz Casareto
Southern Cross University, Australia. ISRS member.
I am a Phd student working on soft and hard coral interaction. I am a member of ISRS since 6/30/2015
The coral reefs are a unique environment, yo!
If coral dies the ocean dies......
I direct the Alliance for Tompotika Conservation (ALTO) working in Indonesia at the heart of the Coral Triangle. We are witnessing the destruction of corals every day. In our area, this is literally a matter of life and death: as corals die, wildlife and people in our area go with them.