Rebuilding and replenish of all graphic materiale is commensing.

Just back from our recent journey to the south pacific (Asia) it struck me when i started to go through the new stock photo´s, that the "Photo galleries" section was´nt all that good.

The catagories seemed all wrong, materiale was missing, all in all, not good enough :-/

So a little project has started, regarding streamlining the "Photo galleries" section to reflect our stock- materiales (DVD´s and stuff), and furthermore adding a load of materiale.

This project should be done by the end of august 2010, so stay tuned at take a look at the progress (Fell free to send us comments and idea´s if you got some).

And sure...Materiale from our recent journey will be added :-) 

A new survey of grey nurse sharks shows the species is in severe danger of becoming extinct.
 

The study, commissioned by the Federal Government, found just over 1,000 of the sharks along the east coast of Australia.

That figure is significantly lower than the 5,000 needed to sustain the population.

Accidental hooking is one of the main threats to the survival of the species.

Nicky Hammond, the marine program manager for the National Parks Association of New South Wales, says the State Government must act now to protect key habitat sites.

"Here we've got a critically endangered species, we know what the key threat to their survival is, we know where they spend the majority of their time," she said.

"It's a relatively simple process to protect those sites from that key threat of fishing by creating marine sanctuaries and that way hopefully we can actually save this shark from going extinct.

"Time and time again they continue to ignore putting in place the proper protection of marine sanctuaries in these areas and provide tokenistic protection instead.

"We're calling on the NSW Government, we're saying enough is enough, that we need to now get these sanctuaries in place before the shark goes extinct."
 
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