Monday, February 27, 2012

Conservation

27 Thailand is a conservationist’s dream, with over 100 national parks and dozens of marine parks. Similan Islands National Park, 70km from Phang-Nga town, is one of Thailand’s most famous diving areas.
This archipelago of nine islands, established after a year-long exploration by the Forestry Department, includes the islands of Ko Bon, Ko Bayu, Ko Similan, Ko Paya, Ko Miang (two adjoining islands), Ko Payan, Ko Payang and Ko Huyong.
The park was expanded recently to include the remote islands of Ko Bon and Ko Tachai.
Similan is a Malay or Yawi word that means nine.



Battlemented SpeciesSeveral species launch in Thailand that are globally threatened and in danger of extinguishing allow: Corals & Marine Chronicle All types of susurrous and marmorean coral and sea fans - lifeless and alive - are locally and internationally battlemented by law. Coral reefs rival downfall forests in their begotten heterogeneity. The magnificent regalia of reef seek and bottom-dwelling animals, specified as crustaceans, that visitors enjoy observing all depend on the eudaemonia of the coral reef.
Serviceman mammals, specified as whales, porpoises and dolphins, are fully protected both internationally and locally.

Sea Turtles

Sea turtles are completely protected, as are their nests and foodstuff, by both topical and worldwide law in Thailand.
Turtles are threatened worldwide by overexploitation. It is illegal to touching, defeat, eat, possess, move for marketing, sell, buy, class or create as a heritage overturn meat or any opposite line of a overturn.

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