SOLOMON ISLANDS EXPEDITION - September 27- October 6, 2005
VANUATU EXPEDITION - October 6 - 11, 2005
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Breaking News article about the 2005 expedition to the Solomon Islands and Vanuatu.
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Participants of the 2005 Solomon Islands expedition visiting Tetepare Island to check out a possible future project, on this, the largest uninhabited island in the South Pacific. (Photo credit: Graham Farrar.) |
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A floating market. (Photo credit: Eric van Boer.) |
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A nudibranch in the waters around the Solomons. (Photo credit: Gordon Firestein.) |
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A school of jacks. (Photo credit: Gordon Firestein.) |
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Children in Mbili Village, Solomon Islands, where Seacology visited to check the progress of the construction of a school. (Photo credit: Graham Farrar.) |
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A canoe floating in the crystal clear water of the Solomon Islands. (Photo credit: Jon Ives.) |
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Children from Sara and Matantas Villages singing the Vanuatu national anthem outside the new Seacology-funded community center. (Photo credit: Duane Silverstein.) |
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Executive Director Duane Silverstein and Seacology friend John Lang help cut the ribbon to the new community center for Matantas and Sara Villages. (Photo credit: Duane Silverstein.) |
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Duane Silverstein with the Chief of Sara Village. (Photo credit: Duane Silverstein.) |
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A cow at Point Olry, Vanuatu, where Seacology is considering launching a project. (Photo credit: Duane Silverstein.) |
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Duane Silverstein and John Lang help cut the ribbon of flowers to officially open the new base office for the Nguna-Pele Marine Reserve. (Photo credit: Duane Silverstein.) |
