Facts adds ignore? - 0 views
NASA is helping save the reef ? - 0 views
Republishing our reef - 0 views
NASA satellites used to protect GRB - 0 views
More Tourism Info on the GRB - 0 views
Top 10 social media wins of 2013 - 0 views
How to create a Social Media Conversation calendar - 0 views
Queensland Governments statement about 'Reef Facts' - 0 views
Queensland Resource Council's 'Reef Fact' campaign - 0 views
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Queensland Resources Councils attempt to blame 'mother nature' for the decline in coral cover in the Great Barrier Reef rather than man made impacts. The aim of this advertisement is clearly to make viewers feel more comfortable with dredging and to undermine the horrible impact that this will have on the GRB. The QRC gives the impression that they are 'caring' for the Reef and uneducated viewers may fall for this Reef Facts campaign.
Adding your voice to stop Great Barrier Reef destruction. - 0 views
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Just added my voice to stop the destruction of our reef. It's great to see how GetUp! and Greenpeace have shown different methods of layout and digital design in their websites. Thought this was a great aspect to include in their campaign as it helps readers to understand what the issues are with the reef in an easy to understand way and also helps readers connect with the GBR and to feel a sense of support for the Australian and Queensland community. Here it is: Issues include: · This new port development will require the dredging of 3 million cubic metres of substrate in the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area, and a known humpback whale aggregation site. · It will require the clearing of an endangered ecological community, and removal of seagrass, which is food for Green Turtles and dugongs. · The development will result in an additional 500 ships per year through the Great Barrier Reef, increasing the risk of damage, oil spill and exotic marine pests. · The area is listed as a high priority foraging area for Green Turtles, and a mating and nesting area for both Green and Flatback Turtles. Loss of beaches and light pollution are known to be threatening to the life-cycles of marine turtles. · To build the terminal, there will be pile-driving in a known humpback whale aggregation and resting area for 15 months.
Mega Ports - 0 views
Ben and Jerry's ice cream hurting reef: Qld govt - 0 views
Abbot Point gas project could dredge further half a million cubic metres - 0 views
Can Ben & Jerry's save the Great Barrier Reef? - 0 views
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