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[michaelg]

some interesting stories:

 

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* May 9, 2005 *

* R E E F D I S P A T C H *

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* New Australian Reef *

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* New Shark-Reef Link *

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* New Reef Damage by Ship *

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* -- learn more at -- *

* http://www.reefguardian.org *

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Dear Friend of Coral Reefs,

 

I invite you to visit our newly updated ReefGuardian website to find out

what's new in coral reef conservation. Here's just a sampling...

 

Why am I not really surprised? A new study has found that sharks are

vital for coral reef health. Find out why via

http://www.reefguardian.org.

 

This really IS a surprise! Can you believe a vast new coral reef has

been discovered off Australia? Read all about it via

http://www.reefguardian.org.

 

And it's the same old story. Another cruise ship has seriously damaged

Cozumel's Paraiso Reef. Learn what happened via

http://www.reefguardian.org.

 

These new stories and more are all waiting for you at the recently

updated ReefGuardian website. Just click onto

http://www.reefguardian.org.

 

Thanks for caring,

 

Alexander Stone

ReefGuardian International

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http://www.reefguardian.org

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P.S. -- Don't forget! You still have time to go to our website's Speak

Up section to submit your public comments by May 15th on how much

protection should be provided to the coral reefs of the Northwest

Hawaiian Islands under a proposed NWHI Reserve Draft Operations Plan.

And to let decision-makers know what you think about the

Japanese-American plan to bury Henoko Reef during construction of a

military airstrip, now that a U.S. federal judge has ruled that the US.

government must weigh and consider the ecological impacts of burying

that coral reef. Just click onto http://www.reefguardian.org/#speak.

 

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