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	NIAS ISLAND
	The Tsunami, 26 December 2004 caused a lot of damage in almost all aspects of coastal population life in the tip of Sumatra Island including Nias. Thousands lives taken and lots of infrastructures broken. It also swept the narrow waters habitats, took the livings and silt entered hundreds meters onshore then took its back into the ocean. The giant wave left severely damage behind. Ivan Kuswandi K. Silaban, Sunday 28 August 2005 10.0 - 1 stemme
	Humpbacks on the Sea of Cortez
	Local educator and researcher Urmas Kaldveer, Ph.D., recently returned from a whale researching expedition on the Sea of Cortez in Mexico. Readers may remember Kaldveer for his 32 years of experience teaching at Mendocino College or for his previous research projects on coral reefs. Kaldveer's interest in whales began with an experience in 1971, he said, when he was working as the collector for the University of California Bodega Marine Lab. cybersven, Thursday 25 August 2005 Ikke bedømt
	The Nature Foundation of St. Maarten
	Established in 1997, The Nature Foundation of St. Maarten is a non-governmental/non-profit organization that was founded with the help of the Dutch World Wildlife Fund. Its mission is to enhance the environment of St. Maarten through proper management, education, awareness and protection. In this context, the Nature Foundation has worked to establish a Marine Park. Andy Caballero, Friday 05 August 2005 8.0 - 1 stemme
	Reef Check – Saving Reefs Worldwide
	Jenny Mihaly , Wednesday 22 June 2005 8.0 - 1 stemme
	The Real Jaws
	This year is the thirtieth anniversary of JAWS which, literally saw people running from the movie houses and never again entering the sea and this was also the beginning of the end for the white shark. Before Jaws tore up the silver screens, a shark was a shark but after jaws, a shark was a great white shark and this shark now had a value on its head. Before the movie, a fisherman would sell you the jaw of a great white shark for fifty bucks. After jaws, that same jaw would cost hundreds more. Just months ago, a famous celebrity purchased a set of jaws from a six meter white shark caught in Gansbaai in 1986 for a reported sum of over a million rands. In South Africa, America and Australia, monster shark fishing became big business and big headlines as a band of shark hunters kept trying to set new records. These concerted efforts knocked a big dent in the white shark breading stock. Peoples fear for the shark far overshadowed any possible sympathy for these much misunderstood creatures so when they were hauled in at the end of large hooks, nobody lifted and eye brow. Craig Ferreira , Wednesday 15 June 2005 10.0 - 1 stemme
	Divers Collect Marine Aquarium Fish in Indonesia
	In 2003, MAC opened its office in Indonesia. MAC is a not-for-profit organization involving the marine aquarium industry and hobbyists, public aquariums and conservation groups. Its mission is to conserve coral reefs by establishing standards and certification for the international trade in marine aquarium organisms. Poul Holthus, Wednesday 25 May 2005 9.0 - 1 stemme
	CORAL CAY CONSERVATION
	Coral Cay Conservation (CCC) is an international award winning not-for-profit organisation that has been running conservation expeditions since 1986. We send teams of volunteers to survey some of the world’s most endangered coral reefs and tropical forests. Our mission is to protect these valuable environments and provide resources to help sustain livelihoods and alleviate poverty. Jane Pearson, Tuesday 24 May 2005 8.0 - 1 stemme
	ENDANGERED TURTLES
	The TURTLE FOUNDATION has been recognized as non-profit organization of public utility by the German revenue office and has consequently been tax-exempted. Frank Zindel - TURTLE FOUNDATION , Saturday 21 May 2005 9.0 - 1 stemme
	GET INVOLVED ….
	Project AWARE is the dive industry’s leading non-profit organisation conserving underwater environments through education, advocacy and action. Project AWARE Foundation offices located in the Australia, United States, Japan, the United Kingdom and Switzerland combine efforts to conserve aquatic resources in 175 countries of the world. Project AWARE Foundation (International) was established as a charity in 1999 specifically to offer regional assistance in the UK, Eire, Middle East, Africa, Russia, Eastern Europe, Mediterranean and Nordic Regions. Domino Albert, Friday 29 April 2005 Ikke bedømt
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