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October 2009 E-Current
 E-Current
October 2009 |
In this Issue: CORAL's International Field Staff Comes to San Francisco! • 15 Years of Conservation • Mitigating Climate Change Impacts • National Ocean Service Podcasts |
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The 2010 CORAL Calendar Is Here! »
CORAL's beautiful wall calendar features stunning underwater photographs from coral reefs around the world, as well as images and information from CORAL project sites. Get a copy of the calendar by becoming a CORAL member or purchasing gift memberships for your friends and family. |
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CORAL's International Field Staff Comes to San Francisco!
From across the globe, CORAL's field staff journeyed to California this month for an intensive week of training, sharing knowledge, getting to know each other, planning for the future, and celebrating CORAL's accomplishments.
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CORAL Celebrates 15 Years of Conservation
On September 24, CORAL staff, board members, donors, volunteers, and supporters gathered to celebrate our accomplishments and the great strides we have made over the past fifteen years. Inspirational presentations by Executive Director Brian Huse and Conservation Programs Director Rick MacPherson galvanized the community for the important work that lies ahead.
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Using Ecological Forecasting to Mitigate the Impacts of Climate Change
Climate change is already impacting our world, but that doesn’t mean we can’t do anything about it. Marine scientist Brian Helmuth discusses “ecological forecasting” as a tool that could help us avert the worst impacts of global climate change.
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National Ocean Service Podcasts
The National Ocean Service offers two bi-weekly podcasts that can keep you up-to-date on NOS news and informed about a variety of ocean topics through discussions with NOS scientists. Read the story » |
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* Photo Credits and Notes:
Banner Photo: Reef squid (Sepioteuthis sp.), West Papua Mar, Indonesia
Photographer: Jeff Yonover
Large Center Photo: Reef scene, Fiji
Photographer: Jeff Yonover
Left Side Photo: Midas Blenny (Ecsenius midas), Fiji
Photographer: Paddy Ryan
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