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Dedicated to Preserving the Red Sea

The Red Sea is my passion. As a boy I explored its waters, reefs and beaches. As an adult, my exploration continues. I have seen many of its wonders-birds, sharks, turltes, jellyfish and mangroves. But I have also seen its deterioration due to the destructive practices of man. If you share my passion for the Red Sea, I hope you will contact me. By working together, we can ensure that it thrives for future generations. - Tarek A. Taher, Reef Chief

Red Coral

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- May 18, 2006

That's why it is called Red Sea.
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scientific reference will follow as soon as we are back in Jeddah.

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The Team

- May 15, 2006

Names acccording to order shown: Tarek Taher - skipper; diver; photographer Manolis Klimataras - first mate Hattan Al Shareef - "fisherman's friend" Aristotle Dadiz - chief engineer; camera asst. Panagiotis Korianitis - chief engineer too Abdulrahman Hakeem - dive buddy

Reef Chief Meets Golden Shadow

- May 17, 2006

Yesterday, Reef Chief and Golden Shadow (Living Oceans Foundation) rendezvoused by Sasso Island at 0900H. We were pleased to meet Capt. Phil - the Program Coordinator and Principal Investigator and Dr. Annlise - Project Science Leader and also Principal Investigator who took us on a special tour on their amazing state of the art expedition vessel with 40 officers, scientists and crew. Take my word for it the Capt. Ian Sabet is not sleep at the wheel. for more info -- you can check their website at www.livingoceansfoundation.org and follow the red sea expedition.

Alghuna Sunrise