The results are crucial in evaluating human impact on tropical seas, and on global warming. But to continue, expand and coordinate this vital work, funds are critically needed. Volunteer scientists need funds to travel to remote locations such as Indonesia and Africa to train local people. Basic skin diving gear is needed for poor coastal villagers to participate in the community-based management of their reefs, before it is too late. You can help.
Black Island is a natural paradise with old growth spruce, yellow-birch and rowan trees.
Eagles and deer inhabit the high rocky crown, and mink are native to the rugged shore and deep surrounding waters. Only four homes will be allowed on the island, by restrictive covenants. And please spread the word about this exciting opportunity to help save our oceans to your friends, organizations and publications.