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Danajon Bank

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The formation of the management council aims to implement proper management, protection and conservation of the Danajon Bank barrier reef that has been the breeding ground of various marine creatures, ensure food security and livelihood for communities that depend on its fishing grounds and develop
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through this double reef — the NorthWest Pass, the Middle Pass, & the NorthEast Pass. The Danajon Bank's overall area is 272 square kilometers , with an aggregate coastline of 699 kilometers , which includes 40 islands. The Danajon Bank makes up over 1% of the total coral reef area of the
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Nygiel B. Armada; Leoderico P. Avila Jr; Romeo Cabungcal; Howard Cafugauan; Joey L. Gatus; Marlito N. Guidote; Aniceta Gulayan; Moh. Nur Harun; William P. Jatulan; Romina Astrid V. Lim; Gerardo Maglinte; Asuncion E. Sia; Rebecca P. Smith; Geronimo T. Silvestre (2010).
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A memorandum of agreement was signed on September 7, 2022, for the creation of the Bohol Danajon Bank Double Barrier Reef Management Council (BDBDBRMC). This agreement was participated by the
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Due to overfishing, the Danajon Bank has a declining population of fish, and many upper-level predators have ceased to hunt along the reef. To counteract this, 34
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are situated in the Danajon Bank. Since the area is rich is marine resources, these islands are mostly populated with fisherfolks. Some of these islands are the
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Internal Structure and Origin of the Double Reefs of North Bohol & the Olango Reef Flat (Philippines)
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Patrick Christie; Nygiel B. Armada; Alan T. White; Aniceta M. Gulayan; Homer Hermes Y. de Dios (2006).
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Danajon Bank Double Barrier Reef Rehabilitation, Protection and Management for Growth Quadrangle
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has considerably dwindled due to the absence of the fish and the destruction of the various
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Telling Our Story: A compilation of success stories from FISH Project-assisted communities
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that are in the vicinity of the Danajon Bank are invited to join the management council.
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Coastal Environmental and Fisheries Profile of Danajon Bank, Bohol, Philippines
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The Fisheries Improved for Sustainable Harvest (FISH) Project — Philippines
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The reef is also home to three endangered coral species such as the
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Danajon Bank — A Double Barrier Reef — a Unique Resource in Peril
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Cross-section of the Danajon Bank & the NorthWest Pass, with
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Hydrodynamic and dispersal modeling in FISH Project focal areas
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beds are nursery and feeding grounds for various species of
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live in the reef, and have become a popular attraction for
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in the world, Danajon Bank runs for 156 kilometers in the
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Department of Environment and Natural Resources-Region 7
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are present in the ecosystem of the Danajon Bank. Large
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Nygiel Armada; Alan T. White; Patrick Christie (2009).
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It is home to a vast array of commercially valuable
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Danajon Bank is located in Philippines
10°16′N 124°17′E / 10.267°N 124.283°E / 10.267; 124.283
arc
belt
Philippine Trench
barrier reef
Philippines
Camotes Sea
barrier reefs
Central Visayas
Bohol
Cebu
Leyte
3 major passages
Philippines

Mactan Island
Olango Island
Marine Protected Areas
USAID
FISH Project
Dynamite fishing
fish catch
coral reef
flathead fish
anemonefish
parrotfish
angels
wrasses
blue-edged sole

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