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11:00 14 June : CHANGING THE
REPUTATION OF SHARKS
The conservationists’ battle to
save sharks; but sharks has an inherent bad and ferocious
reputation which is unfairly cast upon them by the main stream
media, or is it? How can the conservationists, diving industry
and media help to change the reputation for sharks?
Chair: Stan Waterman
Panel: Leandro Blanco, Howard Shaw,
Michael AW
12:00 14 June: Appreciating and
Preserving the Coral Triangle
The Philippines, West Indonesia and
PNG to the Solomon Islands are undisputed to be the world’s
richest marine province; how can divers and underwater
photographers, help to inspire the preservation and minimize
impact.
Chair: Professor Filemon Romero
Panel: Dr Perry Alino, Ferdie
Mercelo, Lynn Funkhouser
14:00 14 June: CLIMATE CHANGE &
Marine Tourism
How can divers and dive operators
reduce their carbon footprints; in times of global warming, can
marine tourism and divers set an exemplary lead for other
industries to follow? If so how?
Chair: Howard Shaw
Panel: Emory Kristof, Dr Naderev
Sano, Dr Fernando "Ando" Siringan
12:00 15 June: Aquariums and
Oceanariums are Contentious; should these facilities exist? Do
these facilities offer true benefits and education? Can they
play definitive roles towards the conservation effort?
Chair: Howard Shaw
Panel: Leandro Blanco, Lory Tan (WWF),
Scott Tuason: Mathieu Meur
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