PEW0097. ENVIRONMENT: Palau regulations do not allow export of popular fish for live reef fish trade, has saved species there
Plate 98
PEW0098. ENVIRONMENT: bumphead wrasse, prized for food, Palau regulations do not allow export of this species for live reef fish trade
Plate 99
PEW0099. ENVIRONMENT: a variety of fish from coral reefs are caught for food, export of certain species causes decline, Palau
Plate 100
PEW0100. ENVIRONMENT: sewage pipe leak can cause problems, excess nutrients and sediment can kill coral reefs, Palau
Plate 101
PEW0101. plastic bags look like jellyfish, can kill turtles and other marine life that eat it, mistaking them for jellyfish, Philippines
Plate 102
PEW0102. hurricane damage, destroyed once lush coral reef, staghorn coral rubble and damage down to 80 feet, Jerry's Jam, Bonaire, Caribbean
Plate 103
PEW0103. hurricane damage, destroyed once lush coral reef, staghorn coral rubble and damage down to 80 feet, Jerry's Jam, Bonaire, Caribbean
Plate 104
PEW0104. piles of conch shell, tasty mollusk has been overfished to near-extinction, Bonaire, Caribbean
Plate 105
PEW0105. piles of conch shell, tasty mollusk has been overfished to near-extinction, Bonaire, Caribbean
Plate 106
PEW0106. coastal mangroves: one of most threatened habitats; development threatens spawning, nursery grounds; serves as sediment trap
Plate 107
PEW0107. trash on beach, plastics are carried over thousands of miles of currents, causing great harm miles from land, tossed onto beach here, Bonaire, Caribbean
Plate 108
PEW0108. chinook or king salmon (Oncorhynchus tshawytscha) swim upstream to spawn; threatened due to loss of habitat, California
