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Updates: Held a series of meetings with the marine working group members *Identified experts/contributors Established metadirectory of institutions, & personalities Identified major taxa: Corals Fish Invenebrates Marine habitats Coral reefs, seagrass, mangroves Updates: Identifid sources of data Coral (Reefbase, PhilReefs) Fish (FishBase PhilReefs) Seaweeds, seagrasses1 mangroves (-52,000 collections at the GT Velasquez Phycological Herbarium) FISH & CORAL SURVEY SITES n.- YM - I..*. a.a*-- Y- -22 STATUS REPORT OF THE MARINE WORKING GROUP by Dr. Porfirio M. Aliiio I.o...r)l" r- I..-. W-. 1-,.. 8.-+ Y PdLI &.F" 3." lun C..Yp - oer I-" .-- L...-b. P.- c.".-.L. I ." - -. 2-2 -5hh. Y..L. OU- D.- L.DD.DI - bg., Clh" Pa-" 5.1PId w- . "- we-< P.m ." M. P.-0 SLbS Updates: (Collaborating institutions: Visayas - SU. USC. UPV. VISCA, DENR, NGOs Mindanao - UPMin, MSU, DENR, NGOs ) Identified sources of data Marine mammals (IATFMMC) Marine Protected Areas (wl PAW. Haribon 8 others) Marine Biogeographic Regions (analysis based on reef fish) Environment stresseslthreats (wl WRI; pre- identified 8 for validation) -- MPA LIST (165 MPAs in Luzon): P A W , WM o- - C.".-.sr - C4ll-S~ h.." - C.l--.lu Q- .H- CCP a. --.& 6.- hd a.usr .Y+ hd h-.& - C.".-.* --pa S,M I..- Y.bn hd -I.d &.W" r* - - m- W S.nF.m* 8C.R C.-& C.- m- I..- -* - C.--.& 8..- - - 5.- *mh.",.. - - C...m& C.- K..n 8 . h ~ Bah~" e&Ydll a".- & bp., 1F.R - -WUeN -""..* 8. W m C.-& P- I Y U I..",.. T.Q.1 llUU -& &.V h .&* wm hd -- bg.' wm -1*. - - e- vrpvr - -a" - - - - - C.-& c- MI -& 0p.F - - - CM C r F -- -& D*P9 a r m c.-& U- wm CyF" LC. PA-, om-- - - c.-& - n- c - M U c.- u- arbawu c.ml-.sr s.- m--" -- -- - C-& ..urn *nu C.-lr uu MI C.".l-.& L.- MI c.- L- n- -- bt.. -
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