On June 9, 2012, the countries of the Coral Triangle came together to celebrate their single most important shared resource: the oceans. WWF - Coral Triangle Day
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Celebrating Oceans

On June 9, 2012, the countries of the Coral Triangle came together to celebrate their single most important shared resource: the oceans. From local communities to NGOs, responsible businesses to government agencies, people from all walks of life organized and participated in exciting events across the region. This was the Coral Triangle Day, it is hoped the first of many to come!
 

 




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Coral Triangle Day, 9 June 2012
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What is this all about?

The Coral Triangle Day (held on World Oceans Day) is a massive celebration of the Coral Triangle, the world's epicentre of marine biodiversity, at beaches in Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Papua New Guinea, and Fiji.

Beach clean-ups, sustainable seafood dinners and exhibitions, bazaars, and beach parties—all these events carry the message of ocean conservation under the overall banner of "shared waters, shared solutions".

The Coral Triangle Day is an annual, open-sourced event that brings together individuals, organizations, and establishments on one special day of the year to shed light on ocean conservation and the numerous ways to protect and conserve the Coral Triangle.

For those living outside the Coral Triangle, online video streaming of all the activities happening in the region on that day are available on thecoraltriangle.com website

The Coral Triangle

The Coral Triangle, the world's epicentre of marine diversity, is one of the 3 mega ecological complexes on our planet, together with the Congo Basin and the Amazon Rainforest.

It is a vast ocean expanse that geographically spreads across 6 countries in Southeast Asia and the Pacific: Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, and Timor Leste (the "CT6" countries).

EVENTS HAPPENING ON CORAL TRIANGLE DAY 2012


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More questions? Download our Coral Triangle Day (short!) brief

A tribute to the Coral Triangle from a young fan...

This presentation was created by 11-year old Madeleine Becker, a fifth grader at the German European School in Singapore, who supports the Coral Triangle Day.

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