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We all know that there are major changes taking place on the planet, Global warming is not a myth. Scientist warn that reef are dying, fish populations are crashing due to over fishing. Our soil is contaminated, water is not safe and even what we eat can kill us in ever increasing frequency, Europe had problems with vegetables in 2011 and the US had trouble with cantaloupe. Rain forests in Indonesia are being logged often illegally to get at the hardwoods for expensive furniture, rain forests that are home to Orangutans. Canada has tar sand oil adding to global warming as the North ice shields are melting at an alarming rate threatening polar bears and the climate globally. We know what’s happening and yet we don’t resist the changes that threaten our very existence as a species. What’s up with that? music by Williamson 03 – raining at the crescent house

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January 2005 Since the success of the film ‘Finding Nemo’, demand for tropical fish has soared. But the seas of the Pacific are literally being emptied to feed this frenzy. Tropical fish are now virtually worth their weight in gold. “Everybody wants one because of this Nemo film,” explains SRS Manager Larry Dacles. His company has a monopoly on tropical fishing in Vanuato, home to some of most popular tropical fish in the world. Former workers claim it got this monopoly by bribing government officials. In just three years, SRS has alienated local tourism operators, who depend on the tropical fish as an attraction, scientists, fear an ecological disaster in the making, and the traditional owners of the reefs. “They take anything and everything,” complains one local. “It’s out of control.” Already there has been a 50% fall in tropical fish from the reefs. Now, it’s not so much a case of finding Nemo as saving him. Produced by ABC Australia Distributed by Journeyman Pictures

Atlantis Resort Dumaguete Just a twenty minute drive from the local airport (just a sixty minute flight from Manila), on a long peaceful stretch of beach, lies the lush and luxurious Atlantis Dive Resort. Surrounded by an amazing tropical garden with some of the rarest plants to be found in the Philippines it is just a short trip to some of the most renowned dive sites in Asia – Apo Island, Balicasag reef and of course the local Dauin Marine Sanctuaries. What makes Atlantis special? The people. You come first in everything we do, whether its your honeymoon, your first time on scuba or a dedicated photo dive for the most experienced divers. Our resort team has decades of experience, but what makes us stand out is the way we make you feel. When you return, which we are sure you will, its just like coming home.