Ocean Now

Posted by NG Kids in Green Scene on April 2, 2009

Do you know what healthy coral reefs looks like, how many sharks swim there, and what makes them stay so vibrant? National Geographic Fellow Enric Sala and a team of marine scientists want you to help them uncover the secrets of the last healthy, undisturbed parts of the ocean.



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Photograph courtesy Enric Sala

Follow them on a six-week journey to a chain of pristine islands in the South Pacific Ocean.

Send them your questions, meet the crew, see pictures of coral reefs, watch videos, read their blog, and track the expedition on a map,

Visit Ocean Now.
Learn more about Enric Sala.

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Categories: Conservation

Comments

  1. becca101
    April 6, 2009, 6:02 pm

    hi isnt this awsome i totaly love fish

  2. Pacific Harbour Home School
    April 18, 2009, 2:03 am

    Bula, Hello Everyone,
    Isn’t this great! We wish everyone could see what a reef SHOULD look like! We have many reefs here in Fiji, but already some of them are showing signs of stress/bleaching/lack of fish/soil run-off and pollution from humans. Come on Kids, let’s do all we can to support people like Eric Sala. We wish Eric could come and see us In Pacific Harbour!!
    We clean our beach as often as we can …… Good luck!

  3. santha
    September 15, 2009, 2:55 am

    it is a good question !

  4. EarthLoverabc
    September 30, 2012, 5:08 am

    I love oceans don`t kill the fish

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