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Raja Ampat, Papua Barat, Indonesia | Underwater Video

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Raja Ampat, Papua Barat, Indonesia | Underwater Video

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=khUJBWfKAgg

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Soft coral cowrie feeding on a leather coral

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Soft coral cowrie feeding on a leather coral

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_HIOZ5R0Has

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Raja Ampat thrives amidst coral bleaching

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Raja Ampat thrives amidst coral bleaching

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http://blog.conservation.org/2016/06/amid-widespread-coral-bleaching-this-reef-is-thriving/

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http://wwf.panda.org/what_we_do/where_we_work/coraltriangle/coraltrianglefacts/places/rajaampatindonesia/

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The people of Misool recently furthered their commitment to conservation in Raja Ampat by approving a zoning plan for their Marine Protected Area. They plan will combine no-take zones with traditional use areas to create a management scheme that will allow local people to pursue traditional livelihoods while also allowing for the recovery of fish stocks. It will dictate the management of 366,000 hectares (900,000 acres) of protected Indonesian waters, took four years to develop and involved extensive scientific research as well as consultation with local communities.

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There are quite a few threats that the Raja Ampat archipelago faces every now and then, most of which deal with fishing. Most fishers decide to go to extreme tactics such as dynamite & poison fishing which affect the reefs. There is also the targeting of vulnerable and endangered species including turtles, sharks, crocodiles, groupers and Napoleon wrasse. Rapid development and poor land use practices, which diminish and damage marine environments is also a huge threat.

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At Raja Ampat, humans usually use the reef for tourism as people tend to dive into the water to witness the marine life. There also tends to be fishing but whether it is commercial or not isn't available. Some people travel here to also witness the idyllic Papuan Archipelago. There are also some areas to visit on the islands themselves.

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The Raja Ampat Islands is home to one of the most diverse coral reefs in all of the world. The Raja Ampat archipelago is almost right in the center of the Coral Triangle, which contains at least 500 species of reef-building corals in each ecoregion. The Raja Ampat archipelago also encompasses 15,000 square miles of land and sea off the northwestern tip of the Indonesia province of Papua. The biodiversity of the Raja Ampat archipelago also contains More than 1,300 species of coral reef fish, five species of rare and endangered sea turtles including the hawksbill sea turtle & 600 species of hard coral within the Bird’s Head Seascape—75% of the total for the entire world.