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Misool Magic HD-Raja Ampat by Michael Folk
A video about the awesome diving on pristine coral reefs in Raja Ampat, Indonesia. Magic Mountain and Boo Windows are incredible dive sites with tons of fishes and hotspots of biodiversity. Thanks to the Misool conservation projects of the Miner family, Wildaid and the Manta project. The area around the Misool Eco Resort is one of the last intact reef system in the oceans. Michael Folk
Twitter: @BHSeascape
Looking for new divesites between Raja Ampat and Triton Bay, in the Bird's Head Seascape last frontier? Look no further we've got them!
http://bit.ly/40Grs8H
Zebra's Uncaged! These charismatic but virtually extirpated sharks now have a chance to repopulate their native habitat. Three years in the making with unprecedented international cooperation these sharks now swim free.
https://bit.ly/3LCrAC5
#rewilding #ReShark
Who let the sharks out, Who Who? National Geographic was there so they know who! And today they released an online article about this precedented event. Follow the link. This is big news!
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/magazine/article/shark-rewilding-indonesia-oceans-conservation-zebra?seattleaquarium23
New divesites in the Bird's Head Seascape's last frontier, the Bomberai peninsula and Fakfak: Part 4
http://bit.ly/3YNIuQQ
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