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About Halea’s Conservation Effort
The general objective of Halea is to protect and conserve the environment, in particular the marine and coastal environment of northern Ticao, with the center of focus at San Miguel Island. These consist of marine life including the corals, fishes and marine mammals, as well as the terrestrial life such as coastal forests, and plant and animal life.
A conservation program is already in place, with guards provided with motorized bancas deployed in the area by Halea. Over the past year, there has been a very perceptible improvement in the condition of the coral reef, and the reappearance of numerous varieties of coral fish.
Marine Conservation
Coral Reef Rehabilitation
Threatened and Endangered species
1. Whale Shark
2. Manta Rays
3. Sea Turtles
Island Conservation
Conservation Membership
Halea Island is now accepting membership for its conservation program. The proceeds of this effort will be used to support Halea’s conservation effort and the development of facilities on the island.
The benefits of the membership are as follows:
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