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Vicente, Palawan and provides baseline information that would assist with management planning at the barangay andmunicipal government levels in San Vicente. It can also serve as a guide for other municipalities in Palawan.POPULARIZED PUBLICATIONS1. The Coastal Resource Management Project: Promoting leadership for sustainable coastal resource management. A leafletthat describes the rationale, goals and objectives of CRMP.2. Coastal Alert! A leaflet that describes the rationale, goals and objectives of CRMP.3. Coastal Alert! # 1. This publication is the print edition of the CRMP website, http://oneocean.org and containsselected stories and other articles posted in the website. It is intended to bring the CRM message to a bigger andwider national audience that has relatively limited access to the Internet technology. An annual publication, withspecial issues to mark special events/occasions.4. Coastal Alert! Special Edition on the Ocean Ambassadors homepage. Contains excerpts from articles posted on the OceanAmbassadors website (see Ocean Ambassadors below). Produced for the launching of the website.5. Coastal Alert! Special Edition on the Conference of Coastal Municipalities of the Philippines. Contains proceedings of theconference which was held in May 1999 during the first celebration of the Month of the Ocean in the Philippines.The special edition includes excerpts from the conference speeches, workshop presentations and outputs as well asthe 15- point resolutions formulated by the coastal mayors requiring executive and legislative actions.6. Saving the Philippine Seas. Speech of His Excellency, President Joseph Ejercito Estrada at the Conference of CoastalMunicipalities of the Philippines held in May 1999 printed in pamphlet form.7. Guide to the Video Course on the Establishment of Community-based Marine Sanctuaries (Filipino and English). This sevenpartGuide serves as a print collateral material to enhance retention and learning of viewers of the video series “Establishmentof Community-based Marine Sanctuaries.” The Filipino version is currently being illustrated; the Englishversion is under technical review and style editing.8. “Save Our Seas” Kapitan Barongoy Coloring Book. An educational coloring book that provides activity for children aswell as messages of concern on the marine environment. About 2,000 copies were distributed to pre-school andelementary students who visited the “Our Seas, Our Life” Exhibit.9. Call to Action. This flyer contains a list of simple practices by which people can help minimize the degradation of themarine environment. More than 100,000 copies of this flyer were distributed during the “Our Seas, Our Life Exhibit”and other IEC activities.10. Lost Reefs. This one-color, one-page leaflet has been distributed to more than 100,000 people during the “Our Seas,Our Life” Exhibit and other IEC activities. Produced in inexpensive craft paper, this leaflet discusses the sad state ofPhilippine coral reefs and carries specific recommendations for individual and collective action to rehabilitate andrestore these important resources. Available in English, Pilipino and Cebuano versions.11. Mangroves Brochure. A full-color “fold-out” bilingual (English and Cebuano) brochure that describes the importanceof the mangrove ecosystem.12. Mangroves in Trouble. This one-color, one-page leaflet has been distributed to more than 100,000 people during the“Our Seas, Our Life” Exhibit and other IEC activities. Produced in inexpensive craft paper, this leaflet discusses thesad state of Philippine mangroves and carries specific recommendations for individual and collective action to rehabilitateand restore these important resources. Available in English, Pilipino and Cebuano versions.13. Our Seas, Our Life Exhibit Guide. To meet public demand for a more comprehensive popular literature on the importanceof marine and coastal resources, CRMP produced this 80-page “Our Seas, Our Life Exhibit Guide” whichdescribes the Exhibit in detail and provides additional information about marine and coastal resources. Completed intime for the Exhibit’s run in Metro Manila, the guide provides exhibit visitors with an overview of the variouscomponents of the exhibit, description of the displays and a resource book on the marine environment that they cantake home.14. Olango Birds and Seascape Tour Brochure. This is a highly visual promotional material and guide to an ecotour developedand managed by the Enterprise Development Component of CRMP.15. “I Love the Ocean” Movement. A one page leaflet that describes the rationale and objectives of the movementemphasizing the need for individual and collective in protecting our seas and coastal resources.16. The Blue Tapestry: A Community Arts Project Celebrating the Philippine Centennial and the International Year of theOcean. This material describes the Blue Tapestry project and provides guidelines for its implementation as well asexamples of how to get communities together to discuss their concerns and sentiments about their coastal environment.It is used to promote participation in the project, particularly of the different Girl Scouts councils in coastalmunicipalities.76EXHIBIT PANELS:1. Our Seas, Our Life Info Panels and Walls. These large-scale, visually arresting and informative displays featurebacklighted photos and interesting information on the Philippine coastal and marine environments, their importance,status, and ways by which people can help protect them. Display panels featuring general information on the“Ocean Planet, the beautiful but endangered Philippine seas and coasts showcase the natural beauty of the country’smarine and coastal environment. Because of its size, the display panels are ideal for shopping malls and largeenclosed spaces. Initially developed for the International Year of the Ocean, the exhibit has toured 7 key destinationsin the country generating over 1.3 million viewers and considerable mass media mileage and publicity.