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Catch WWF at Asia Dive Expo (ADEX)

April 20, 2011

WWF Singapore will be at the Asia Dive Expo (ADEX) as part of the Sustainable Seafood Campaign.

The Coral Triangle is one of the most biologically-rich marine regions in the world. Located on the doorstep of Singapore, it is a popular destination for eco-tourism but is also one of our main sources of seafood. Many of the species you see while diving or snorkelling in the region are the same species on our plates. Unfortunately, many of these populations are increasingly threatened by overfishing, unsustainable and unregulated fishing practices.

Visit the WWF Singapore’s booth to know more about the challenges faced by the Coral Triangle and how the WWF Singapore Seafood Guide can help you choose sustainably-harvested seafood, to safeguard the future of this important and fragile marine ecosystem.

This year, turtles are the main focus for ADEX, which is why Rahayu Zulkifli, Team Leader of WWF Malaysia’s Terengganu Turtle Conservation will be speaking on “The Roles of Turtles and Why Should We Care” on Friday, 3:00pm and Sunday, 11:00am.
To learn more about the WWF’s Coral Triangle Initiative and the challenges faced by the Coral Triangle, catch us at:

Venue
Suntec Singapore
International Convention & Exhibition Centre
Hall 404, Booth C03

Date & Time
22 April Friday: 3:00pm to 8:00pm
23 April Saturday: 10.30am to 7:00pm
24 April Sunday: 10.30am to 6:00pm

For more information on ADEX 2011 and ticket sale, visit http://www.asiandiver.com/adex/

ABOUT THE SPEAKER

Ms. Rahayu Zulkifli is the Team Leader of WWF Malaysia’s Terengganu Turtle Conservation and leads the marine turtle conservation projects in 2 sites. She followed her passion for environmental conservation and joined WWF Malaysia in 2003 as a programme officer working on community-based turtle conservation work in Kerteh, Terengganu. Since then, Rahayu has seen increased awareness on turtle issues among the local community, and the emergence of Persatuan MEKAR, the first community based organization on turtle conservation in Malaysia.

Before joining WWF Malaysia, Ms Zulkifli has worked as a corporate lawyer in various public-listed companies such as Sistem Televisyen Malaysia Berhad (TV3) and Crest Petroleum Berhad. She was formerly the Company Secretary for the Crest Petroleum Group of Companies.

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