Micro reef building

Micro reef building

Micro reef building: Download the pdf of the fact sheet here.

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Info for Small-scale Tourism Developments

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Small-scale tourism development by rural communities, especially in the Yasawas group of islands, is becoming an important part of the Fijian tourism package. Such developments are usually small-scale, low-technology, minimal planning, low investment and are aimed at the budget traveller.

Here are some great info sheets about assisting in these matters.

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Key Dive Areas in Fiji (FIJI Shores and Marinas)

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Character of the Key Dive Areas in Fiji

Fiji has coral reefs everywhere, and all have their attractions. However, you’ll have the best time diving here if you select the type that’s best for you and your experience level.

Here is a generalized account of diving character in the main areas that divers usually visit.

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Dedicated Locals Keep a Keen Eye on the Reef: Annual Survey is a Great Success

During the first week of March, Waitabu Village in Taveuni, Fiji, played host to a group of dedicated local marine lovers who came together to take part in the annual marine Survey.

Waitabu Marine Park has long since been a pioneering example of a successful locally managed Marine Protected Area (MPA). The communities of Waitabu and Bouma came together to protect their native fishing grounds in 1998. Their foresight and diligence allows visitors the opportunity to share in the beauty of the Waitabu Marine Park.

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H Sykes photographs used in IRCF Reptiles & Amphibians Journal

IRCF Reptiles & Amphibians, VOL15, NO 4, June 2012 Husbandry: The Pacific Boas: Natural History and Husbandry of Candoia Christopher Carille

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