MaGiCo! webinar for February will be conducted on 12th Apr 2023ю
Topic 1: Marine seismic acquisition and role of the industry practitioner in sustaining the marine environment by Mr Rahimi bin Faizal (PETRONAS, Malaysia)
Topic 2: Offshore sand mineral resources in Malaysis by PGeol Abdullah bin Sulaiman (Jabatan Mineral dan Geosains, Malaysia)
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📍Venue: MS Teams (REGISTER HERE: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/61f7f05c-5f2d-468c-9ac1-f52329eeca96@84187be3-037e-41ec-889c-a150fe476432 )
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Speaker’s 1 name: Mr Alvin Chelliah (Reef Check Malaysia, Malaysia)
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Title 1: Local community involvement in the management of Tioman Island Marine Park
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Time: 3.00 p.m. – 4.15 p.m. (GMT8)
Speaker’s 2 name: Prof. Dr. Christian Wild (University of Bremen, Germany)
MaGiCo! webinar for February will be conducted on 22nd Feb 2023 with theme Life Under the Sea.
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Speaker’s 1 name: Prof Dato’ Dr Noraieni Mokhtar (Universiti Malaysia Terengganu, UMT)
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Title 1: UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development 2030: The Science we need for the Future we want
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Time: 3.00 p.m. – 4.15 p.m. (GMT8)
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Speaker’s 2 name: Prof Dr Arvo Tuvikene (Estonian University of Life Sciences, Estonia)
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Title 2: Assessment of Estonian coastal sea pollution through fish biological abnormalities
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Time: 4.15 p.m. – 5.30 p.m. (GMT8)
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1st Ocean Pollution and Ecotoxicology Symposium is the first symposium organised by Ocean Pollution and Ecotoxicology (OPEC) group.and co-organised by Ocean Science and Sustainible Environment UMT
On the 8th of November 2021, Mrs. Aimi Osman (Project Manager of Alunan Coral Project) was invited to a sharing session for Marine Resources Management (MMS3623) class, Universiti Malaysia Terengganu. Throughout the session, Mrs. Aimi shared about the role of Alunan Resort in conserving coral in Perhentian Island waters, Terengganu. Alunan Resort was appointed as one of the Malaysian Department of Fisheries (DOF) strategic partner in resource management, focusing on the restoration of damaged reef around Pulau Perhentian and conducting the marine awareness program with the public. Besides that, Alunan Resort also actively collaborate with the local universities on the coral conservation program, planting variety of corals in their nursery as well as on energy recycling to make full use of any energy within the resort compound. Mrs. Aimi also stated that until July 2021, Alunan Coral Project has successfully built a large area of coral nursery, planted 1,555 corals, and convinced the public to adopt 454 corals within the Pulau Perhentian waters. This project also has initiated the corals adoption program via Lazada, where anyone can adopt corals and participate in coral conservation just in one click. Everyone is welcome to visit their coral nursery and participate in the conservation program as well. Let’s conserve our nature by adopting corals (bit.ly/AlunanAdoptCoral) and everyone is welcome to follow them via bit.ly/AlunanCoralProject or bit.ly/AlunanCoralProjectIG.
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