Tales from Tubbataha : natural history, resource use and conservation of the Tubbataha reefs Palawan, Philippines. / Yasmin D. Arquiza.
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TextPublication details: Cebu City : Sulu Fund for Marine Conservation Foundation Inc., c1999.Description: 190 p.: ill. 25 cmISBN: - 9715693377
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| FR P 92 .M468 1995 Media directory of the Philippines. / | FR P 92.P538 1995 Philippine media factbook:. | FR QE 523.P5 D115 1991 Mt. Pinatubo 500 years after. | FR QH 187.Ar68 1999 Tales from Tubbataha : natural history, resource use and conservation of the Tubbataha reefs Palawan, Philippines. / | FR QH 187.Ar68 1999 Tales from Tubbataha : natural history, resource use and conservation of the Tubbataha reefs Palawan, Philippines. / | FR QH 187. At6 2002 Atlas of Philippine coral reefs / | FR QH 540.7 .Se37 1995 A dictionary of the crisis in the Philippine ecosystems. / |
Tales from Tubbataha begins with a tour of the underwater wonders of the Tubbataha Reefs, a pair of vast coral atolls sprawled in the middle of the Sulu Sea. It goes on to explore the conservation issues that hinder the management and threaten the future of the last remaining marine wilderness in the Philippines. The book ends with action-oriented strategies for the sustained management of a national park that has been proclaimed a World Heritage Site. This slim volume packs a wealth of information culled from various studies about Tubbataha and its resource users. It is an indispensable guide for divers, students, environmentalists, and other people who believe in the importance of preserving unique examples of our natural heritage.
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