A team of scientists and environment advocates proposed the development of a marine reserve on the western section of Negros Oriental's Apo Island so that sea life that lost their habitat on the eastern side due to recent typhoons could have a new home. Greenpeace, Silliman University, and the Coastal Conservation Education Foundation surveyed the coral reef southeast of Apo Island last July 9 to 12 and found that nearly all of the reef was destroyed. "Ninety-eight percent of the reef has been wiped out and in some areas about 100 percent 'yung damage sa reef. ...
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