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NOAA Bleach Watch for the Philippines |
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Written by Rollan Geronimo
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Coral bleaching season setting in!
Coral bleaching has already been observed in Masinloc, Zambales and Lian, Batangas as of May 22, 2010.
NOAA Coral Reef Watch has put up warning for South China Sea. If you observe coral bleaching in your area, please report it on this website through the Maps menu or fill up this form
(click on this link to download: http://coenomap.philreefs.org/images/docs/bleachingreportform.pdf).
To see the NOAA coral bleaching alert area click on read more...
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Linking EBM Tools with the Coral Triangle Initiative |
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Written by rollan
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The experiences from the EBM Tools Demonstration workshops in the Philippines through the "FindFishSup" Project are being used towards achieving the goals of the Coral Triangle Initiative. The Coral Triangle Support Partnership (CTSP) through Conservation International – Philippines are exploring possibilities of applying tools demonstrated by FindFishSup in the CTSP priority geographies.
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El Nido Foundation challenges EBM Tools Demonstrators to make a ‘computer-less’ model |
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Written by deb cleland
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At the recent EBM Tools Demonstration Workshop in El Nido, Palawan, the El Nido Foundation, a local NGO, issued a challenge to our demonstrators: ‘make us computer-free and transportable tools’.
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Video coverage gives a lasting legacy of participation in the EBM Tools Demonstration Project |
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Written by deb cleland
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In the age of reality TV, anyone can become a star of the screen. However, video can also be used to inspire reflection and contemplation after intensive group activity. ‘Reflective videos’ are increasingly being used at corporate events and conferences to capture the experiences and learnings of participants, and to help recap highlights or pivotal moments of an event.
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The utility of a relief map in engaging fishers in CRM activities |
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Written by richard
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“Relief map is the best tool for collaborative planning in coastal resources management (CRM)”, said a fisher during one of the Ecosystem-based Management (EBM) tools demonstration participatory workshops of the “Finding a way out of subsistence fisheries in the Philippines” (FindFishSup) project.
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"Halo-halo Espesyal!" Multisectoral workshops for Ecosystem Based Management |
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Written by mavic
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The EBM project “Finding a way out for depleted subsistence fisheries in the Philippines” held Multisectoral Workshops on Ecosystem Based Management tools demonstration and application for the 10 partner municipalities/cities along South China Sea (i.e. Bolinao, Alaminos, Masinloc, Subic, Batangas City, Mabini, Lubang, Looc, Puerto Galera, El Nido).
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LGU Partners Attend the 10th National Symposium on Marine Sciences |
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Written by rollan
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Representatives from seven out of the 10 partner LGUs of the EBM Tools Demonstration Project "FindFishSup" attended the 10th National Symposium on Marine Sciences (NSMS) last October 22-24, 2009 at Eden Nature Park and Resort, Toril, Davao City. The symposium was organized by the Philippine Association of Marine Science and hosted by UP Mindanao. The NSMS is held every other year to bring together researchers and practitioners of marine science from all over the country and some international participants so that they can share their research findings and experiences and be updated on recent development activities in the field of marine science.
This year's theme is From Ridge to Reefs: A Transdisciplinary Approach to the Marine Sciences. |
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