News Clip1:47
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Whale sharks tagged with satellite trackers

Higher Ed
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list:
HEADLINE:Whale sharks tagged with satellit
e trackers
CAPTION: Great numbers of whale sharks are congregating in the algae rich waters...
News Clip6:41
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The lives of thousands of flamingos are threatened in Kenya

Higher Ed
1. Great and Lesser Flamingos on Lake Nakuru

2. Wide of flamingos on Lake N
akuru
3. Wide of flamingos on L
ake Nakuru
4. Wide of Lake Nakuru National
Park entrance
5....
News Clip3:03
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WRAP Major oil spill threatens fisheries, coastal resources, adds soundbites

Higher Ed
1. Wide of local people cleaning shore

2. Close of oil slick being collected by
hand
3. Medium of people colle
cting oil
4. Wide of people
collecting oil
5. Close of
crab walking on oil...
News Clip5:53
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Conservationists hope to discover the secrets of the green turtle

Higher Ed
Kiwayu (Kenya - Somalia border), Kenya - 29 July 2008

1. Wide shot of o
cean.
2. Mid shot
of sunset.
3. Close up
of ocean waves.
4. Various shots of...
News Clip5:57
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New census of tigers in the Sunderbans of India

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Sunderbans, West Bengal state - January 12, 2010

1. Royal Bengal tigress being released from a boat on Jan 12 ; tigress takes a leap into the sea and...
News Clip3:42
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Many fleeing armed conflict are turning to seaweed farming

Higher Ed
1. Seaweed farmer harvesting seaweed planted in a raft in the sea

2. Close shot seaweed being harvested and zoom out to shot of f
armer
3. Close shot seaweed and pan to whole row
of...
News Clip3:37
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INDIA: WORLD BANK FINANCING PROJECTS WHICH CAUSE CLIMATE CHANGE

Higher Ed
English/Nat

As the world climate conference continues in Berlin, environmental groups in India have attacked the World Bank for financing projects which cause climate...
News Clip1:22
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China's latest Olympics nightmare is a vast algae bloom that covers one-third of the sea where the world's best sailors are supposed to be competing in just over a month. Athletes call it the blob, the carpet, the fairway.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: Algae chokes bay that will host Olympic sailing

CAPTION: China's latest Olympics nightmare is a vast algae bloom that covers one-third of the sea where the world's best sailors are...
News Clip1:34
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Experts along the Gulf are concerned that oil may kill off an essential type of algae that fish rely on for shelter and food. One biologist says sargassum, which is commonly known as algae or sea holly, has been washing up on Alabama beaches, making it unavailable to marine life.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: Biologist: Gulf oil threatens fish shelter, food source

CAPTION: Experts along the Gulf are concerned that oil may kill off an essential type of algae that fish rely on for shelter and food. One biologist says sargassum,...
News Clip1:38
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Mass dawn wedding in a mangrove swamp

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1. Couples walking through muddy water

2. Wide of couples on
beach
3. Reflection of couples pan up to the people walking through sha
llow water
4. Close-up of
feet in water
5. Line of bride
s and...
News Clip6:39
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Zanzibar's men say seaweed farming is a job fit only for women

Higher Ed
1. Wide of Zanzibar coastline

2. Wide pan right to left of beach in Zanz
ibar
3. Wide of women picking seaweed
on beach...
News Clip5:00
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Algae farming supports local fishermen

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1. Wide of boats moored in the harbour

2. Fishermen in canoe-like
boat
3. Various of fishing boats in t
he harbour
4. Bird perc
hed on a boat
5.
Boats tied...
News Clip4:39
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Senegal villagers replanting their devastated mangrove forests

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Creeping into the water with their tangled roots, mangrove trees provide a lifeline for animal and human alike.

But use of the mangroves for firewood and housing has...
News Clip2:23
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Two years after the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, offshore islands still clamor with birds, but birders say there aren''t as many as before and the islands themselves are simply washing away.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: Islands, birds suffer 2 years after oil spill

CAPTION: Two years after the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, offshore islands still clamor with birds, but birders say there aren''t as many as before and the islands...
News Clip5:44
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Volunteer divers help monitor marine life

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Miller''s Point, Cape Town, South Africa - 10 October 2009

1. Wide mountains and ocean (
MUTE)
2. Wide rocks and oc
ean (MUTE)
3. Medium Oyster...
News Clip1:58
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Shoots of marsh grass and bushes of mangrove trees already are starting to grow back across the Louisiana coast where just months ago photographers shot startling images of dying pelicans coated in oil from the massive Gulf oil spill.

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: In La., signs of regrowth seen in oiled marshes

CAPTION: Shoots of marsh grass and bushes of mangrove trees already are starting to grow back across the Louisiana coast where just months ago photographers shot...
News Clip5:58
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UK animal smuggling threat to reptiles

Higher Ed
AP Television

Broadford, Isle of Skye, UK - July 15,
2011
1. Various snakes at ser
pentarium
2. Mid shot conservationist speak
ing to visitors
3....
News Clip5:54
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Turtle population still suffering more than a year after cyclone

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SOURCE: AP TELEVISION / AuBC

AP Television - Technology Clients
Only
Townsville, Queensland - 4
June 2012
1. Mid of large...
News Clip2:19
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+4:3 Census shows increase in numbers, fears for declining habitat

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New Delhi - 28 March 2011

1. Wide of session at International Conference on Tiger Conserv
ation
2. Various of
delegates
3. Close
up of document
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Azzedine Downes,...
News Clip2:01
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Major oil spill threatens fisheries, coastal resources in poor provinces

Higher Ed
Guimaras Islands

1. Wide of local people cleaning s
hore
2. Close of oil slick being collecte
d by hand
3. Medium of people
collecting oil
4. Wide of pe
ople collecting oil
5. Clos
e of...
News Clip2:15
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California scientists hope studying 180 black mussels pried from algae-covered rocks in San Francisco Bay will provide clues into how many drugs and chemicals are polluting waters across the nation

Higher Ed
HEADLINE: First Person: Testing mussels for pollution

CAPTION: California scientists hope studying 180 black mussels pried from algae-covered rocks in San Francisco Bay will provide clues into how many drugs and chemicals are...
News Clip2:24
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Authorities excavate swimming pool at drug baron's farm

Higher Ed
AP Television

FILE: Puerto Triunfo -
2007
1. Wide of entrance to Colombian drug lord Pablo Escobar's estate, "Haciend
a Napoles"
2. Swimming pool covered wi
th green algae
3. Ruins
of Hacienda...
News Clip2:54
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USA: EL NINO WEATHER PHENOMENON SAID TO BE DYING OUT (2)

Higher Ed
English/Nat

"El Nino" -- the weather phenomenon that has caused unusual weather patterns since the beginning of 1997 is said to be dying
out.
Using the latest satellite technology, NASA...
News Clip2:44
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Census held of endangered Royal Bengal tigers

Higher Ed
Sundarbans, 1-5 January 2006

1. Various of Sundarban mangr
oves
2. Royal Bengal tiger moving on ma
rshy land
Sundarbans,
4 January 2006
3. Signboard of Sund
arban Tiger Reserve...