Pom Pom Island, Celebes Sea
The volunteer project is on the island of Pom Pom, 1h boat ride from Semporna, Sabah.
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published on Jan 22nd, 2013 in Biodiversity, Conservation, Coral reefs, Research, Sharks, Turtles, VolunteersTracc has been working on Pom Pom Island for nearly 12 months and has made significant improvements, Large bottle reefs have been planted, these remove trash bottles from the beaches and plant them in rubble areas to provide habitat for fish and other marine life. The fish populations have also improved, giant barracuda and giant [...]
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