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Dive Hub Antulang – Resort und Tauchbasis, Negros, Philippinen

Taucher retten Schildkröten-Babies!Nach einer 56 Tage dauernden Bewachungsaktion haben die Voluntäre für Riffschutz gemeinsam mit freiwilligen Meereswächtern in Antulang, Negros ein entdecktes Schildkröten-Nest in der Siit Bay bewacht mit dem Ergebnis, dass im Juni 128 geschlüpfte Schildkröten in die Freiheit entlassen wurden.

Martin Jordan und sein Team, der seit nunmehr 5 Jahren in Antulang eine Tauchbasis und Resort betreibt, wurde vom Bürgermeister in Antulang zum Voluntär für Riffschutz benannt, und gründet derzeit in Kooperation mit der Similian Universität, vertreten durch Dr. Alcala, Meeresbiologe, ein Organisation, die den Namen „Blue Logic“ trägt. Blue Logic wird zum Zwecke des Riffschutzes sowie der finanziellen Unterstützung der Dorfgemeinde um Antulang dienen, damit Fischer ein alternatives Einkommen erzielen und die Kinder in Sachen Umwelt- und Riffschutz entsprechend geschult werden können. Für die Schildkröten, die hier ihre Eier an Land tragen, wird eine Schutzstation eingerichtet, welche die gelegten Nester stets mit 2 Mann bewachen soll. Aktuell werden 3 Nester bewacht. Neben dieser Aktivität betreibt Martin Jordan und sein Team seit mehr als 2 Jahren ein MPA Marine Protectet Area mit der Silimann Universität.

Jeder Interessierte kann Mitglied werden bei Blue Logic, um aktiv zum Riff- und Schildkrötenschutz in Antulang beizutragen. Die bisher entstandenen Kosten zur Rettung der Schildkröten wurden bis auf einige Spenden von Dive Hub Antulang getragen. Vorbildlich ist hierbei, dass Martin Jordan den Erlös des Resorts und der Tauchbasis komplett dem Projekt zur Verfügung stellt.
Gerne werden darüber hinaus auch Geldspenden akzeptiert, weitere Informationen wie man Blue Logic beitreten kann oder spenden kann:
Beitritt : E-Mail mit „Beitritt-Blue Logic“ an Martin.Jordan@web.de, Kosten pro Jahr 100 Euro.
Spende: E-Mail mit „Spende und Betrag“ an Martin.Jordan@web.de Kontodaten werden übermittelt.

Martin Jordan und Team
Dive-Hub-Antulang
Barangay Si-It, Siaton Negros Oriental
Cel.No.+639293486801
Fax: : +4932121155941
Martin.Jordan@web.de
http://www.dive-philippinen.com

http://aqdnews.blogspot.com/2008/07/dr-alcala-bats-for-establishment-of.html

Dive Hub Antulang – Resort and diving base, Negros, the Philippines

Divers save turtel’s babies!

After 56-day durable marking action the Voluntäre have for reef protection together with voluntary sea guards in Antulang, Negros a discovered tortoise’s nest in the Siit Bay guards with the result that in June, 128 slipped tortoises were dismissed in the freedom.

Martin Jordan and his team which pursues a diving base and Resort for now 5 years in Antulang was named by the mayor in Antulang to the Voluntär for reef protection, and founds currently in cooperation with the Similian university, represent by Dr. Alcala, sea biologist, an organisation which bears the name. Blue Logic will serve for the purpose of the reef protection as well as the financial support of the village municipality around Antulang, so that fishermen can achieve an alternative income and the children in the matter of environment protection and reef protection accordingly be trained. For the tortoises who carry here her eggs in country, a protective station which should guard the laid nests always with 2 men is furnished. Topically 3 nests are guarded. Beside this activity Martin Jordan and his team for more than 2 years pursues a navy MPA Protectet area with Silimann university.

Every enthusiast can become a member with Blue Logic to contribute actively to the reef and tortoises protection in Antulang. The up to now resulted costs to the rescue of the tortoises were born up to some donations by Dive heave Antulang. It is exemplary, on this occasion, that Martin Jordan makes available the proceed of the Resorts and the diving base completely to the project.
In addition, with pleasure cash donations are also accepted, further information like one Blue Logic can join or can make a donation:
Entry: E-mail with “Beitritt-Blue Logic” to Martin. Jordan@web.de, costs per year 100 euros.
Donation: E-mail with „donation and amount“ to Martin. Jordan@web.de account data are transmitted.

Siit Bay, Siation,

In 1999 Sillimann university the Siit Bay examined the naval lab and ascertained a doubtful load of the ecological system.
Since this time possibly the Mariculturen were not reduced, no, it a new farm was introduced, in addition and in addition the Bay was narrowed by a pier!
So this is reduced the water exchange.
This does not reach yet, now one plans before the Bay one more pearl mussel farm.
With it the whole ecosystem is in danger between the Siit Bay and the Tambobo Bay.
Impact of a Mariculture on ecosystem! From Wikipedia.com
With Mariculture on a rapid rise within the past couple decades it is important to address environmental issues that come along with this boom in the farming of marine life. Negative aspects of all forms of mariculture, regardless of physical structure or economic motivation, affect biodiversity. Mariculture can degrade habitat, disrupt trophic systems, deplete natural seedstock, transmit diseases and reduce genetic variability. These shifts in the natural habitats of the oceans affect the ecosystem as a whole. Most advocates of Mariculture believe that the ocean can be broken up into sections, one not affecting the other. However, this is not the case when considering the negative effects Mariculture has on the food chain and oceanic environment. For example, culture systems in open waters discharge their untreated wastes of feces or uneaten food directly into the water and often at levels higher than the environment can absorb. In the sheltered bays of Mariculture development the overloading of carbon-based nitrogen and phosphorous compounds may lead to blooms of phytoplankton, whose subsequent degradation can drastically reduce oxygen levels. If the algae are toxic, fish are killed and shellfish contaminated. [3] [4] [6]

Wikipedia.com
mariculture

After a long time of 59 days the turtel children came into the world, in this time 2 new nests were laid.
Unfortunately, your nest area is separated from wild colonists with fences and with it egg filing is complicated or is made impossible.

Dr. Alcala the big man of the marine biology of the Philippines
gives You an advice follow the link

http://aqdnews.blogspot.com/2008/07/dr-alcala-bats-for-establishment-of.html

Why leave we all our sewage unfiltered in the sea?
Why let we our arms eat the snails if we, nevertheless, know itself in a food step poison materials around 10 powers condense?
Why let we wonderful coral sceneries by pisciculture washbasin sink into the mud?
Why do we admit this?