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    FirstGen bankrolls Batangas marine ecosystem project

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    August 17, 2015
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    PD20150817_B3-3
    Excerpt
    Rey Manalo is an active and vocal advocate of the Bantay Dagat (Sea Patrol) program in Mabini, Batangas. Quite a departure from his younger days when Manalo was a menace to the marine ecosystem of Batangas, being a muro-ami diver. Now in his 50s, Manalo recalled that, as a muro-ami diver, he would put on a compressor or other breathing devices so he could stay longer underwater. Once underwater, he’d smash the coral reefs using a heavy pounding device tied to a chain or rope, called seroca or sirusga. The seroca would drive the fish out of their hiding place and into a waiting net encircling the coral reef. Muro-ami work meant Manalo did not have to wait or look for fish hiding in the coral reefs.
    Citation
    FirstGen bankrolls Batangas marine ecosystem project. (2015, August 17). Philippine Daily Inquirer, pp. B3-3, B3-4.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/1551
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    Corporate Names
    Bantay Dagat First Gen Corp. Global Marine Species Assessment Smithsonian Institution
    Personal Names
    Manalo, Rey Beloso, Johnny Dugan, Janice Carpenter, Kent Springer, Victor Gruschka
    Geographic Names
    Batangas Mabini, Batangas Mindoro Marinduque Romblon Australia Indonesia
    Subject
    marine ecology compressors illegal fishing livelihoods coral reef restoration environmental protection environmental restoration Governments biodiversity marine parks training research environmental legislation fishery regulations renewable resources power plants
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