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Climate change killed 14% of the worlds coral reefs in a decade, study finds
Climate change killed 14% of the worlds coral reefs in a decade, study finds
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 06, 2021
Climate change is wiping out coral reefs and will kill more if oceans keep getting warmer, researchers warned on Tuesday in a new study that spanned much of the globe.40 divers rescue Thai reef from destruction by 800-kilo fishing net
40 divers rescue Thai reef from destruction by 800-kilo fishing net
MONDAY, JUNE 21, 2021
A team of 40 divers have lifted an 800-kilogram fishing net that was strangling a coral reef near Ko Losin, an islet in the Gulf of Thailand off Pattani province.Satun governor orders removal of sunken fishing boat over fear of environmental impact
Satun governor orders removal of sunken fishing boat over fear of environmental impact
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 03, 2021
The governor of Satun province on Tuesday ordered the immediate salvaging of a fishing boat that had caught fire earlier in the day some 13 kilometres off Satun’s Adang Island.Red Planet joins coral reef restoration at Samae San island in Chonburi
Red Planet joins coral reef restoration at Samae San island in Chonburi
TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 2019
Red Planet Thailand and 80 volunteers from Baan Din Thai Volunteer Spirit Network planted new coral reefs at Samae San island in Chonburi recently, according to its press release.Maya Bay boundary installed to block tourist access
Maya Bay boundary installed to block tourist access
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 2018
Hat Noppharat Thara–Mu Ko Phi Phi National Park head Woraphot Lomlim on Wednesday said officials installed tiny boundary buoys and red flags to warn tourists not to swim into Maya Bay, which has been closed indefinitely to allow a full recovery of the coral reef, mangrove forest and general ecosystem. Out goes the tide, in comes a rare sighting of the beautiful seabed
Out goes the tide, in comes a rare sighting of the beautiful seabed
MONDAY, JUNE 18, 2018
A rare tide phenomenon at Koh Talu in Prachuap Khiri Khan’s Bang Saphan Noi district, said to be the lowest level in 20 years, has given sightseers a visual treat this week, exposing a two-kilometre stretch of seabed featuring hidden beauty of coral reef and giant clams.