Mit dieser Seite wollen wir versuchen so viele Menschen wie moeglich darauf aufmerksam zu machen das unsere Meere hilfe brauchen.

Das gerade wir der Tauch leidenschaft verfallenen hier einen grossen beitrag leisten koennen liegt auf der Hand. Hier findet Ihr links von freunden die sich aktiv für den schutz der Meere und seiner Lebewesen einsetzen.

Wir waren in unseren anfangs jahren in Thailand aktiv daran beteiligt, seid unserem Debuet in Burma 5 jahre zurueck sind wir mitbegruender des MDO (Myanmar Dive Operator) und aktiv daran beteiligt dem Mergui Archipelago den schutz zukommen zu lassen den es verdient darueber mehr unter 

Hai schutz Gebiet in Burma

Falls ihr links und Informationen habt , bitte lasst es mich wissen..Ich werde versuchen den link vorgang zu automatisieren falls Ihr ein gutes Script fuer mich habt sendet es bitte . Michael

Unmengen information über Haie und Rochen

Künstlche Riffe, helfen ökologische Lebensräume zu schaffen, hier könnt Ihr verfolgen wie.

Reef Ball's Interested List - http://www.artificialreefs.org

Korallen????

Zweifelhafte Naturheilverfahren und eitles Pfauentum bewirken sprunghaftes Anwachsen illegaler Korallenimporte

Wie kann Frau/Mann beitragen um unsere Riffe und Meere zu schützen??

Freundliche Riesen in Gefahr, der Walhai als "Tofu Shark " ??

http://www.taucher.net/walhai

http://www.geocities.com/fritzkoller/index.html

Wal Hai Daten Formular..zum runterladen bevor Ihr euch aufmacht zum naechsten Tauch Abenteuer

Japan: Jährliches Delphin Abschlachten

MESSAGE FROM THE SENDER: SUGGESTED ARTICLE: Slaughter of dolphins ready to begin Fishermen in central Japan are set to begin hunting dolphins, an annual event which comes around every autumn. This year, however, the activity might trigger controversy after the recent international outcry over Japan's whaling programme.

The full story can be found at:http://iafrica.com/news/worldnews/88614.htm

Aufruf zum Stop des Walschlachtens.......

From: Andrew Christie To: seashepherd Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2000 6:58 AM Subject: SSI ACTION ALERT: FAROES WHALE SLAUGHTER HEATS UP Sept. 5, 2000 FAROES WHALE SLAUGHTER HEATS UP - 150 whales killed last week More than 150 long-finned pilot whales have been killed in the Faroe Islands, a Danish protectorate, since July. Sea Shepherd International has learned from sources in the Faroes that fifty whales were slaughtered in a small bay last week; another 100 were killed in one day outside the city of Vestmanna. The Sea Shepherd flagship Ocean Warrior went to the Faroes in July to protest the hunt, which is conducted every year in the name of tradition by the wealthy islanders, who have no subsistence need for whale meat but consume it as a cultural prerogative. The hunt, known as a "grind," is horrifically cruel, using fishing boats to drive North Atlantic and migratory North Sea pilot whales into shore and roping and hauling on them until they beach themselves, then sawing at their heads with long knives, severing their spines, and letting them bleed to death. The Faroes maintain that the hunt is "as humane as possible" and the long-finned pilot whale is not endangered. "When they slaughter 100 whales at a time, the Faroese are wiping out entire pods and family groups," said Paul Watson, captain of the Ocean Warrior and president of Sea Shepherd International. "Aside from the fact that the number of North Atlantic long-finned pilot whales is unknown and they are listed as 'strictly protected' by the Convention on the Conservation of European Wildlife and Natural Habitats, and aside from the barbarism and pointlessness of the act, such a practice is a direct threat to genetic diversity. They are removing building blocks from the gene pool of the species and damaging the web of life in the North Atlantic and the North Sea." Sea Shepherd's boycott of Faroe Islands seafood - the protectorate's primary export - is expanding, targeting several importers of smoked salmon and all subsidiaries of Amsterdam-based multinational corporation Unilever, which continues to do business with Faroese fish processors. Pressure is also being brought to bear on the Danish government. "Denmark has been defending itself by saying Faroese home rule means they are virtually an independent nation and their whale hunt is therefore not Denmark's responsibility," said Watson. "The Faroe Islands are an overseas administrative division of the Kingdom of Denmark, the Queen of Denmark is the Faroes' head of state, Denmark is their international representative, their law is the Danish constitution, their money is the Danish crown, and one billion of those crowns are gifted to them every year in an annual subsidy from the Danish government." While the Ocean Warrior was on patrol in the Faroes, police boarded the vessel from Danish naval helicopters to serve notice of alleged violations, orders of expulsion and escalating fines, and the Danish government exerted pressure on the Cayman Islands to pull the ship's registry. No whales were killed while the Ocean Warrior patrolled the waters near the Faroe Islands. ___________________ TAKE ACTION: Tell the prime minister of Denmark to suspend Denmark's annual subsidy to the Faroes until an agreement to phase out and end the Faroe Islands' pilot whale "grind hunts" has been signed between the Faroese home rule government and the Kingdom of Denmark. Prime Minister Poul Nyrup Rasmussen Prins Jorgens Gard 11 1218 Copenhagen K Denmark phone: (045) 33 92 33 00 fax: (045) 33 11 16 65 email: stm@stm.dk CC: Queen Margrethe II Amalienborg DK 1257 Copenhagen K Denmark Sea Shepherd International P.O. Box 2616 Friday Harbor, WA 98250 (360) 370-5500 http://www.seashepherd.org seashepherd@seashepherd.org