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Durham University Coral Awareness and Research Expedition (DUCARE) Endorsed by

What is DUCARE? 5 years partnership with CDF! (2004–2008) Carry out reef check surveys in four areas of the Visayas – including Ronda! This helps determine the level of threat to the coral reef in your area. Raise Filipino awareness of the marine environment by presenting our findings to important people (you!). The Philippines is heavily dependant on the seas for food and other resources. Educate schoolchildren on the importance of respecting their coral reef, helping them appreciate the dangers of dynamite fishing, cyanide fishing, hunting endangered species and other human impacts.

Kristofer Chan: Team Scientist Jessica Batchelor: Medical Officer Rose Janes: Grant Officer Robert Parson: Logistics Officer Florence Brockway: Education Officer David Murphy: Team Leader Charlotte Jones: Treasurer Rupert Carter: Fundraiser Juilitta Sofat: Fundraiser Tom Bohills: Grant Officer Meet the team….

DUCARE 2008 Aims Provide high-quality data on the health of the marine environment in your area. Assist in the development of Coastal Resource Management policies that prepare regions with a sustainable usage plan. Provide equipment for and assistance to new and existing sanctuaries. By surveying local communities, determine how effective the message of protection and preservation of the sea has been.

Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) Aims: