Perhentians

Renewable Energy was once on the Island. A robust Wind and Solar system was installed by an aid organisation. Alas none of the locals were trained in the operations and maintenance of the system, so it stands unused. A shame, as many carbon sequestering trees were cut down to make way for this supposed atmospheric carbon reduction technology.
The rubbish boat, on its way to the landfill on the Mainland
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The burning of residual rubbish, leaves an annoying sensation in the lungs in the morning
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The diversity of Marine Reserves
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The importance of Marine Reserves

The Perhentian Island Marine Park

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The local community on the Island.
The mosque in the main village, Kampung Pasir Hantu, affectionately named Fisherman’s Village
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The tourism community on the Island.
Best Roti Canai. Coral Bay, a buzzing location to enjoy breakfast.
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The coral structures are impressive too!
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Down at 28 metres, the Gorgonian Fans and other fan structures are magnificent, with the colour changing to eerie, darker hues.
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In the shallows the not so shy fish pose, between the water surface and the sea-bed
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Life clings to the rocks or reef. looking out to the solitude of the deep blue sea