About Exploring Tubbataha park, one of the world's best preserved coral reefs, with Prince Albert II
Tubbataha Park in the Philippine Archipelago, is one of the best-preserved coral reefs in the world. ------- Chapters ▷ 00:00 - Introduction ▷ 00:43 - Prince Albert II shares his interest in ocean preservation and the environment ▷ 01:43 - Tubbataha marine park - one of the world's best preserved coral reefs ▷ 05:08 - The rangers' unusual techniques for catching turtles for research purposes ▷ 08:00 - Prince Albert helps tags turtles to track them ▷ 11:04 - Diving at Tubbataha with turtles, stingrays, sharks and much more ▷ 14:30 - The impact of man on coral reefs ▷ 15:18 - An unexpected alternative to fishing: cultivating seaweed ▷ 16:11 - A bird sanctuary island forbidden to the public ▷ 20:29 - The children of Tubbataha ▷ 21:47 - Sharing the experience of diving with a 360° camera ▷ 25:08 - Credits ------- ------- Registered as a UNESCO heritage site, this marine park is a model for sustainable development and a true laboratory of the future. Fervent advocate of environmental protection, Prince Albert II of Monaco joins this expedition
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