Coral Reef Conservation in Wakatobi National Park

Wakatobi National Park is an example of ______ that restricts fishing and other harmful activities to the reefs

The ______ Reef Conservation Act aimed to protect and conserve coral reefs

Tourists and divers can cause physical damage to coral reefs by removing ______ from the reef

Propellers from boats can mix in gaseous pollutants into the water, reducing ______ levels

Establishing ______ is proven to prevent 80-90% of fishing activities

The use of natural and ecological methods to manage and mitigate environmental challenges is known as ______ engineering.

Rock Armour is used to provide ______ protection by absorbing waves.

Beach ______ involves pumping or transporting sand to replace losses.

Groynes can lead to beach ______ of up to 100 metres.

The placement of Rock Armour at Mappleton resulted in a decrease in erosion rate from 2m/year to ______ m/year.

The cost of Rock Armour can range from £1000 to £______ per metre.

Cliff failure reduces the angle and prevents further ______ for a period.

High energy wave has ______ waves from northeast which erode the beaches.

Sea walls are a type of ______ engineering used to protect coasts.

Groynes act like a giant ______ trap to create a beach and buffer zone.

Sea walls can be very ______ and cost £6.3 million to build.

Sea walls provide a traditional solution to protect ______ resources or densely populated areas.