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Youth
Forum
(11-15 December) |
Ice breakers and games at the China Institute for Reform and Development (CIRD) started friendships among the youth participants from different countries.
Young environmental leaders turned into artists for the youth exhibit.
Youth participants assemble their
exhibition.
Dr. Rogelio Juliano, Executive Director of Coastal Management Center, welcomed the Youth Forum participants.
Youth participants listened intently to lectures given by experts like Mr. Mike Atrigenio and Dr. Chou Loke Ming.
From thematic sessions to small group discussions - youth shared lessons learned.
Youth Forum cheer: "East Asian Seas!"
Panelists Mr. James Paw, IMO; Dr. Meryl Williams, Australian Center for International Agricultural Research; Mr. Declan O'Driscoll, EARL; Mr. John Dunnigan, NOAA; and Dr. Clive Wilkinson, Global Coral Reef Monitoring during the lively Youth Jam.
Panelist Atty. Tony Oposa passionately encouraged young people to follow their heart.
Dr. Donna Reyes, Deputy Director of Miriam College Environmental Studies Institute, moderated the Youth Forum.
After the lively discussion at the Youth Jam.
Working late at the CIRD for the video production of the Youth Agenda.
Secretary Angelo Reyes of the Philippine Department of Environmental and Natural Resources imparted his wisdom and experiences on leadership with the youth participants.
Tree planting at the Evergreen Park.
Signing of the Youth Agenda for the Seas of East Asia at the CIRD.
Youth leadership exemplified in an impromptu cleanup during the field trip at the west coast of Haikou City.
Youth participants have a light conversation with Dr. Chua during the Farewell Dinner.
Final group picture after the Youth Agenda signing.
Ice breakers and games at the China Institute for Reform and Development (CIRD) started friendships among the youth participants from different countries.
EAS CONGRESS 2006 MULTIMEDIA
MATERIALS MAIN
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on Coastal and Ocean Governance: One Ocean, One People, One Vision
(12-14 December 2006) held in Haikou City, Hainan Province, P.R.
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Date updated:
04/30/2007 01:59:56 PM
