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	FEBRUARY 2 World Wetlands Day
	June 5 World Environment Day
	JUNE 8 World Ocean Day
	JULY 15 Shark Awareness Day
	SEPTEMBER 16 Coastal Clean Up Day



	International Year of the Reef

	SCUBA Diving Training


	Training courses are offered in SCUBA diving for all levels through our associate, Lacadives. We encourage Marine Biologists to avail of this facility to acquire necessary skills for field research.

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In the last 10 years, Reef Watch Marine Conservation (RWMC) has become one of the leading organizations in India working on marine and coastal conservation issues. A non-profit Non Governmental Organization (NGO), registered as Public Charitable Trust under the Societies Registration Act, established in 1993 in Mumbai, India, as a Research and Education organization.
Profile of Activities
	Study on the Dugong dugon (sea-cow) of the Andaman & Nicobar Islands - supported by HSBC, India and SWBG Conservation Fund, USA
	"We Will Keep Mumbai Power-Full" with Tata Power Company Ltd. - an Education & Awareness initiative on Electrical Power Conservation with Schools in Mumbai.
	Reef Watch carries out an ocean clean-up under the Blue Brigade Campaign with 80 students from Shishuvan Schoool at Carter Road, Bandra on 6th March 2007.
	Reef Watch & Godrej combine in an educational field trip for school children to the Godrej Mangrove Site at Vikhroli, Mumba on 27th February 2007.
	Dr. Sarang Kulkarni receives Commendation Award on Independence Day, 2006 for his contribution to Marine Conservation, particularly of coral reef ecosytems in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands.
	Marine Conservation awareness programs with schools, 2006
	Detailed survey of coral reef ecosystems in the A & N Islands carried out in 2006 for CORDIO and HSBC.
	Extensive education and awareness programs were carried out in A & N Islands addressing a wide cross-section of populace including children, local inhabitants and village captains.
	Capacity Building program in SCUBA Diving and Coral Reef Conservation & Management, sponsored by the Ministry of Environment & Forests, Govt. of India was carried out in the Andamans in Feb-March, 2006 for Senior Officials of the Department of Environment & Forests and Officers of the A & N Administration.
	April 20, 2006: Beach clean-up and marine biodiversity conservation program for The American School of Bombay and Beacon High School
	Aid to Flood Affected Areas in Mumbai
	Reefwatch celebrates World Ocean Day, 2005 with Olive on June 8th....
	Excerpts from Socio-economic Survey Report....
	Tsunami Impact Assessment of Coral Reefs in Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
	March 18, 2005: Presentation to St. Mary's School Mumbai on the marine biodiversity and indigenous tribes of the Andaman & Nicobar Islands
	“Relief and rehabilitation work for the Tsunami victims in the Andaman and Nicobar islands”
	Troubled Waters' documentary by Sumer Verma winner of Vatavaran Film Festival 2003 for sale for the Tsunami Relief Fund
	RWMC Ocean Clean Up Day on 22nd January, 2005
	RWMC celebrated Ocean Clean Up Day on 2nd October, 2004
	Sarang Kulkarni, Marine Biologist awarded doctorate degree from University of Pune
	RMWC marine biologist Sarang Kulkarni awarded Sanctuary 'Earth Hero' for 2003
	Troubled Waters' documentary by Sumer Verma winner of Vatavaran Film Festival 2003

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