Tuna Tagging (ver. 2 mins) - Delivered

In a collaboration with WWF-Coral Triangle Network Initiative (WWF-CTNI), Marine Conservation Science Institute (MCSI), and Secretariat of the Pasific Community (SPC), WWF-Indonesia carries out tuna tagging programme in Wakatobi islands, South East Sulawesi. The programme is aimed to gain information regarding the condition of tuna habitat. It records pressure, light level, sea temperature, movement and migration of tuna as well as identifies spawning “hot spot” for tuna. The new understanding of the migratory behaviour of this enigmatic species is expected to help make fisheries management more sustainable.

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Genres

• News Report

Categories

• Biodiversity
• Education
• Forests / Conservation
• Globalisation
• Sustainability

Keywords

• Tuna
• Tagging
• Satellite Tagging
• Wakatobi

Country

• Indonesia

Language

• Indonesian

Video information
Produced by	Eko Harsoselanto
Directed by	Eko Harsoselanto
Contact	write the producer
Home page	more info
Produced	May 20, 2011
Distributor	WWF

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