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INFOGRAPHIC: Marine turtles in the Coral Triangle

ShareThisMarine turtles are to the Coral Triangle what jewels are to a crown: both indispensable and marvelous. In the case of turtles, they are also highly vulnerable. Check out this infographic to discover the simple aspects of turtles' life cycle, and the threats they face in the ocean.
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Lady Dau ni Vonu Latest Transmission

ShareThisTagged – ‘Lady Daunivonu’  ‘Lady Daunivonu’ is the latest loggerhead turtle to be satellite tagged in Fiji, bringing the total number  of loggerhead species tagged in the country to four.
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Turtle Shells and Derivatives

ShareThisThe declining marine turtle populations in Fiji has become a growing concern over recent years. Unlimited exploitation of marine turtles for both subsistence and traditional purposes have imposed a threat to these vulnerable turtle populations.
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WWF study shows decline in Fiji marine turtle shell trade

ShareThisSuva, Fiji - The marine turtle derivatives trade in Fiji is showing a marked decrease compared to previous years, a new report from WWF South Pacific says.
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Turtle Shells and Derivatives

ShareThisThe declining marine turtle populations in Fiji has become a growing concern over recent years. Unlimited exploitation of marine turtles for both subsistence and traditional purposes have imposed a threat to these vulnerable turtle populations.
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Antarctic Penguins and Climate Change

ShareThisA WWF overview, Antarctic Penguins and Climate Change, shows that the four populations of penguins that breed on the Antarctic continent — Adélie, Emperor, Chinstrap and Gentoo — are under escalating pressure. For some, global warming is taking away precious ground on which penguins raise their young.
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Banking on Cod

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Whales set to chase shrinking feed zones

ShareThisThe report Ice breaker: Pushing the boundaries for whales, summarises WWF research showing that levels of global warming predicted over the next 40 years will lead to winter sea-ice coverage of the Southern Ocean declining by up to 30 per cent