3. ONLY .01% OF THE OCEAN IS PROTECTED
FROM FISHING, DUMPING, AND DREDGING.
Each year roughly 3.85 tons of oil
are split into the ocean.
Oil tanker spills are larger than
500,000 barrels of oil.
9. Join Seacology
WHAT'S SEACOLOGY?
SEACOLOGY IS A PROGRAM
THAT GIVES TRADE. FOR
EXAMPLE, SEACOLOGY
GIVES AN ISLAND SOCIETY A
NEW SCHOOL IN EXCHANGE
FOR A “NO-TAKE” MARINE
PRESERVE AREA THAT
PROTECTS REEF AREAS
FROM FISHING.
10. JOIN SEACOLOGY: BECAUSE THEY HAVE SAVED
OVER 1.7 MILLION ACRES OF CORAL REEFS SINCE
1993 - SEACOLOGY.ORG
• For more tips go to
50simplethings.com/reefs
11. Works Cited
Amsel, Sheri. The Everything Kids' Environment Book:Learn How You Can Help save the
Environment--by etting Involved at School, at Home, or at Play. Avn, MA: Adams Media,
2007. Print.
Harris, Elizabeth Snoke. Save the Earth Science Experiments. London, 2008. Print.
Javna, John, Sophie Javna, and Jesse Javna. 50 Simple Things You Can Do to save the
Earth. New York: Hyperion, 2008. Print.
Middleton, Nick. Atlas of Environmental. Oxford: Facts on File, 1989. Print.
Nardo, Don. Oil Spills. San Deigo: Lucent, 1991. Print.
"NOAA CoRIS - Ecosystem Essays: Guam - Coral Reefs." NOAA Coral Reef Information
System (CoRIS) Home Page. Web. 06 Apr. 2012.
<http://coris.noaa.gov/about/eco_essays/guam/coralreefs.html>.
Veran, J.e.n. 2012. Web. 6 Apr. 2012.
Web. <http://coralreef.noaa.gov/>.
• "Reef Check - Saving Reefs Worldwide." Reef Check. Pacific Palisades, 2007. Web. 5
Apr. 2012. <http://reefcheck.org/default.php>.
• Connor, Karen O' Garbage. San Diego CA: Lucent, 1991. Print.