Coral Reef Study
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Update for 24/04/2013
24 April 2013Thanks so much for your generous donation captain planet whoever u are, and thanks again to everyone who has contributed, you have all made a very real difference :) im very excited for this oportunity :)
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Update for 07/04/2013
7 April 2013Many thanks to the latest people to donate too, its awesome to have all this suport from everyone :)
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Update for 02/04/2013
2 April 2013There is a 'scarcity of trained scientists' in Paupa New Guinea. One of the great things about my course is that we are conducting studies on the coral reef as we are learning. The data collected can be used to help preserve and restore coral reefs in Paupa New Guinea and else where in the world. As the Bay of Plenty Polytecnic returns to the same site each year, the data collected can be compared and used to show trends over time. The below web site (by the wildlife conservation society) gives a few details about Png and its place in the coral triangle, positive aspects and challenges that it faces. http://www.wcs.org/where-we-work/oceans/coral-triangle/papua-new-guinea.aspx
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Update for 30/03/2013
30 March 2013Thanks to everyone who has so generously contributed, it is greatly appreciated :)
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Update for 30/03/2013
30 March 2013http://oceantoday.noaa.gov/coralrestoration/ couldnt link this to the video section, so just cut and paste if u want to see. its only 2mins long. shows some of the restoration work divers are doing in some places of the world.
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