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AndyPearson
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Coral Sea Closures on the books.
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It seems that the Australian Marine Conservations Society is lobbying the goverment to have a massive section of the Coral Reefs closed. More info here:
http://www.amcs.org.au/default2.asp?active_page_id=562
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April 12, 2009, 03:31:01 PM »
Thanks for that link Andy !
If this was a serious proposition to protect the Coral Sea were do these people/orginisations think the funding to protect these areas will come from ?
It's only a stab in the dark but what ? 10+ new Navy Frigates to pratrol these areas ?
From what i've seen on TV we're flat out protecting the waters North of the country from illegal fishing ?
And what colour would these exclusion zones be for international raiders ? Red ?
Whilst some would get a warm fuzzy feeling from this, the money would be better spent protecting the local rivers, mangroves and waterways from development, pollution and siltation Australia wide !
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April 12, 2009, 07:35:40 PM »
Spot on Damo, - HEALTHY HABITAT - HEALTHY FISHERY!
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Some additional information poted on ECOfishers (general) under the title "The Pew Nightmare," folks!
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19/5/08. BATTLE FOR THE CORAL SEA 2009: THE REAL OIL! Labor's Federal Minister Garrett, today announced a 972,000 square km "Conservation Zone," in our Coral Sea. At the same time he announced the East Marine Bioregional Profile, which is a preliminary step in establishing another marine protected area for the east coast. There are no further restrictions planned for recreational fishing AT THIS STAGE. Oh yeah? Can anyone believe a politician?
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