Sep/Oct 2006 E-Current
Vol. 6, Issue 5
In this issue...
1. 2007 CORAL Calendar Now Available to Members
2. Your Support Funds Fiji Conservation
3. CORAL Commonwealth Talk Now on Audio
4. Coral Reefs in the News
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Dear Coral Reef Supporter,
Recently, the Los Angeles Times produced a five-part series called "Altered Oceans." This series covers the causes and effects of red tides, acidification, seaborn plastics, toxic algae, and runoff pollutants. The multi-media presentations and interactive graphics supplement in-depth investigations to provide a moving and complete narrative on these issues. Informing others is the first step in solving this crisis. Please forward this email…
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Thank You,
Brian Huse, Executive Director
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1. 2007 CORAL CALENDAR NOW AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS
One of the easiest and most effective ways to help save reefs is to join CORAL or make a donation. As a token of our appreciation, you will receive your FREE coral reef wall calendar. By supporting CORAL, you are protecting coral reefs and providing conservation education to local communities. Join or give today…
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2. YOUR SUPPORT FUNDS FIJI CONSERVATION
Find out how your support of CORAL in Fiji helps stop illegal fishing fleets, train local fishermen in alternative livelihoods, and prevents recreational anchor damage…
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3. CORAL COMMONWEALTH TALK NOW ON AUDIO
Coral Reefs: From Crisis to Crusade. Hear Brian Huse, CORAL Executive Director, speak to the nation's oldest and largest public forum: the Commonwealth Club in San Francisco. Huse explains the crisis facing coral reefs and what we can do to fix it…
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4. CORAL REEFS IN THE NEWS
- Plankton Found to Absorb Less Carbon Dioxide
- 52 New Species Found on Indonesian Reefs
- CORAL Invited to International Marine Symposium
- Crocodile Hunter's Death Stuns the World