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Coral Reef Report Archive of Posts
2004.05.29 . .
Thanks to a script from Rogers Cadenhead, the author of Radio UserLand Kick Start, I've added an archive page to Coral Reef Report. This script displays an index of weblog posts for your entire weblog.
Bottom trawling the ocean floor destroys coral
2004.05.29 . .
This site by Oceana focuses on the destructive nature of trawling the ocean floor. The damage to coral is evident from the photo on the home page.
What's for Mossback's Lunch?
2004.05.29 . .
Lots of good posts for your reading pleasure on Mossback's Lunch site.
Indonesia’s Bunaken Marine Park gets Ecotourism Award - VOA News, April 21, 2004
2004.05.29 . .
Indonesia’s Bunaken Marine Park receives British Airways’ Tourism for Tomorrow award. Local community management reverses previous destruction and increases fish populations … [The Coral Reef Alliance]
New Legislation Helps Great Barrier Reef - MPA News, May 2004
2004.05.29 . .
Australian legislators rezone 1/3 of the Great Barrier Reef as a no-take area. Rezoning prevents additional stress to the reef system, and allows it to cope with the dangers of global warming and excessive nutrients … [The Coral Reef Alliance]
Checking in with Duane Silverstein
2004.05.29 . .
by Donovan Watts
Duane Silverstein is the Executive Director of Seacology, a Berkeley, California based non-profit, dedicated to saving coral reefs and mangroves around the world. Seacology has adopted an unusual but effective approach to motivating small villages on island nations to join in this effort - the barter system.
I caught up with Duane at his office last week and asked him about his interest in the ocean, what inspires him to take action, and to explain how Seacology is saving coral reefs. Listen in...
Watercolors of Coral Reefs
2004.05.29 . .
by Award Winning Artist Tanya Haynes
Tanya Haynes' watercolors are a dazzling site to behold. Underwater scenes transport the viewer to the depths of the sea. I am thrilled to announce a Coral Reef Report gallery of Tanya's latest work.
MacTable Keeps on Ticking
2004.05.29 . .
In the late 80's or early 90's I purchased a MacTable. It's a beautiful design with shelfs that can be easily moved up or down at an angle. This desk has been in constant use for all that time and it still looks absolutely splendid. It has bowed a bit in the middle due to the whopping monitor I used to keep centered atop it.
I can't find these MacTable's anymore. There is some other business that took on the name of MacTable but it's not the same people. I believe my MacTable was created by a subsidiary of Scan Designs but I'm not sure.
Just rambling, you know...
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