+ Follow coral reefs Tag
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[Title] => Filipinos develop ‘painless’ way to capture coral reefs images without diving, thanks to ‘ARAICoBeH’
[Summary] => “ARAICoBeH is no longer your typical ‘hugot’ line,” the Philippine Biology Conferences said Wednesday.
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[Title] => UP scientists report poor condition of reefs in WPS
[Summary] => Marine scientists from the University of the Philippines have discovered the poor condition of coral reefs in the West Philippine Sea, highlighting the need for better management and conservation efforts in the region.
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[Title] => Philippines urged to monitor China's coral reef rehab in Spratlys
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[Title] => China could occupy more areas in WPS — expert warns
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[Title] => China starts restoration of ruined reefs in South China Sea
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[Title] => Flood damage would double without coral reefs: study
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[Title] => Philippines coral reefs suffering despite laws against destructive fishing
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[Title] => UP scientists report poor condition of reefs in WPS
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