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  • Philippines Reef Rescue
    This web site highlights the serious environmental changes happening in the Philippines today. We need your support to help us clean the beaches and coral reefs of this precious environment. spacer Our main concern is on the island of Luzon in the Bicol region on the Pacific Coast - South Luzon Coastal Cleanup and Reef Rescue Organization, P.O. Box 614, Bolinas, CA.
    http://www.philippinesreefrescue.org
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  • Reef Check Philippines
    Over the past 30 years, coral reefs in the Philippines have been slowly dying. The most productive reef areas in the world are now known as some of the most endangered. Coastal development, sedimentation, dynamite and cyanide fishing, overfishing, pollution and global warming have all contributed to the damage. The good news is that Reef Check has shown that it is not too late! Together we can reverse the decline of the coral reef health and productivity within as little as one year.
    http://www.reefcheckphilippines.org
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  • Reef Restoration in the Philippines
    Coral reef restoration through coral transplantation: the case of Duka Bay, Medina, Misamis Oriental. Duka Bay’s Acantasia project is aimed at restoring the glorious coral cover of the Gingoog Bay using a technology known as coral transplanting which is done by obtaining coral fragments as planting materials from the old coral growths.
    http://reefrestoration.org
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