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    Fish increase brings hope to double barrier reef

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    Date
    August 5, 2013
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    Classification code
    PS20130805_29
    Excerpt
    Seeing an average of 57 fish within 250 square meters may not be much compared to other dive spots, but for the Minantaw Marine Park and Sanctuary, it is a major development considering that five years ago the number of fish was fewer than 14 over the same area. Reef fish like surgeonfish, wrasses, angelfish, and large fish such as snappers, emperors, and groupers are returning to the marine park area created through the partnership among Project Seahorse Foundation (PSF), the United Fishers of Caubian and Chevron Philippines, marketer of the Caltex brand of fuels and lubricants. Located near Lapu-Lapu City in Cebu, Minantaw is one of the largest protected areas in Danajon Bank, and one of only six double barrier reefs in the world.
    Citation
    Fish increase brings hope to double barrier reef. (2013, August 5). The Philippine Star, p. 29.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12174/7889
    Corporate Names
    Project Seahorse Foundation (PSF) United Fishers of Caubian Chevron Philippines Inc. (CPI) Caltex
    Personal Names
    Nellas, Angelie Bautista, Raissa
    Geographic Names
    Lapu Lapu City Cebu City Danajon Bank
    Subject
    barrier reefs fish Reef fish marine parks protected areas environmental protection
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