Steve Watkins
Please view this short video interview from when Rare met the Honorable Mayor Rodrigo Dauin for the second time in November 2009.
It is on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKHOTlzL608
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INTERNATIONAL attempts to curb illegal fishing activities are not working, a group of researchers have warned.
Contact: Mark Shwartz
mshwartz@stanford.edu
650-723-9296
Stanford University
Coral reefs – kaleidoscopes of pink anemones and silver sharks – are the planet's most colorful ecosystems and among its most endangered, say marine scientists.
As global warming raises ocean temperatures, many corals blanch and die, a phenomenon called "coral bleaching." And pumping large amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere could make the ocean more acidic, further decimating corals and the fish that depend on them for food and shelter.
Check out http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/06/100610095043.htm for latest prediuctions that Sea Levels could rise by as much at ten meters by the end of the century.....
This document is Rare's latest brochure summarizzing our work with organizations acreoss the Coral Triangle
