This is the link to Youtube where you find some of our small video
Tubbataha Reef Natural Park
Tubbataha Reef'Natural Park is a beautiful marine park in the middle of the Sulu Sea. It contain two small islets with some of the last remaining breeding colonies for certain seabirds. The islets are surrounded by a very rich marine environment with corals, sharks and schools of fish and turtels. This little intro won a first prize - Outstanding Achievement - at Celebrate the Sea 2009. It is meant as a the intro to a longer program about this amazing place - TOPPx2
The Whale Sharks of Donsol Season 2009 - English Version
WWF Denmark and WWF Philippines have since 2007 done work on whale sharks in Donsol, Philippines. We work together with the local fishermen, who are running whale shark tourism in the season, which run from January to June. But, where are the whale sharks when they are not in Donsol? To get the answer on this we have attached satellite tags to a group of sharks. To help and support us this year we have had Brent Stewart from Hubb's Institute in San Diego - TOPPx2
Hvalhajerne fra Donsol Sæson 2009 - Danish Version
WWF Danmark og WWF Filippinerne har siden 2007 arbejdet sammen med de fiskere, der kører hvalhajturismen i Donsol. Hvalhajerne kommer til Donsol fra januar til juni, men hvor er de når de ikke er i Donsol? For at finde ud af det har vi blandt andet påsat satellit tags på en gruppe hajer. Til at hjælpe os i 2009 har vi haft Brent Stewart fra Hubb's Institute in San Diego, der også medbragte et par tags - TOPPX2
The Smallest Baby Whale Shark Discovered in Donsol
On 7th March researcher Elson Aca from WWF Phillipines and BIO Gilbert Guadamor discovered what is believed to be the smallest living specimen of a whale shark in the World. Measuring only 15 inches (38 centimeters) in length. The discovery of this small shark in Donsol Philippines - and an additional discovery of yet an other small one a few days later - give strong indications that this area might be a breeding ground for whale sharks. The Whale Shark Project in Donsol is implemented by WWF Philippines and supported by WWF Denmark as part of this organizations support for conservation in the Coral Triangle. Photographers: Elson Aca and TOPPX2
A Journey Through Berau MPA
The Berau Marine Conservation Area is located in Berau, East Kalimantan, Borneo. The Marine protected Area, MPA harbours at least 470 coral species, putting it in second position after Raja Ampat in Indonesia. The Turtle Island Sangalaki a hot spot for green turtle in the Coral triangle and the Kakaban Island with its Jellyfisk Lake. The area are implemented by a WWF-TNC Joint Marine Program for Berau and the Collaborative Management Body for Berau MPA - TOPPX2
