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Vote for marine conservation

Written by Jo Mattock Monday, 05 December 2011 11:14

1Dive_news Misool Eco Resort in Raja Ampat, Indonesia, is asking divers to vote for it in a conservation competition. Solution Search, which is being run by conservation charity Rare and National Geographic, is offering a grant of $20,000 USD to one environmental project voted for by members of the public.

rajapatrol Misool Eco Resort – a dive resort and conservation centre – has been shortlisted and needs your support to help them win and protect Raja Ampat’s spectacular coral reefs. Its charitable foundation is called Misool Baseftin and voting closes on 24 December.

To find out about the conservation projects shortlisted for the prize and to vote, visit the website www.solutionsearch.org

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