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OVER SEAS                         
The Online Magazine for Sustainable Seas
January 1998 Vol.1 No.1

In this Issue                        
 -- From the Over Seas          Desk
Features:
  -- Ocean Issues Get           Spotlight in '98
  -- Negros Oriental Gov.       Macias: Getting His       Priorities Right
Sea Squirts:Children's Page:
  -- Fishes Don't Live Here           Anymore
News:
  -- Local Action
  -- Coastal Alert

CALENDAR OF EVENTS  

SUNDAY'S THE DAY!
Our Seas, Our Life. A two-week exhibit on our oceans and their importance to us. This exhibit launches the Philippine observance of the International Year of the Ocean and the "I love the Ocean" Movement, an organized action for sustainable seas. SM City Cebu, North Reclamation Area, Cebu City, Philippines. Opens February 15, 1998.

16th International Seaweed Symposium. Cebu Plaza, Nivel Hills, Cebu City, Philippines. April 12-17, 1998. Contact: Dr. Hilconida Calumpong, Silliman University, Center of Excellence in Coastal Resource Management.

The Coastal Resource Management Project is promoting leadership for sustainable coastal resource management.

The Coastal Resource Management Project is a five-year (1996 - 2000) technical assistance project implemented by the Philippine government through the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), and funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).

This site aims to be a catalytic platform on coastal and ocean issues where experiences, solutions and success stories can be shared and spread, uniting coastal communities in the Philippines and around the world in oneocean.

Implementing Principles:

* Contributions to oneocean are welcome and required.
* Those with Internet access have the responsibility to share information with those who do not. In particular, academic institutions and those who have the most ready access to the Internet and can download information from oneocean must share the information with local government units, students and non-governmental organizations.