Wild Britain: Week 2. The best of the Woodland Trust's sites bi13530477 In centuries gone by, you had to be very wealthy to look on woods as we do now, and see them as only a place of pleasure. Instead, they would have been where you gathered firewood, nuts, and berries; let your pigs forage; collected herbs and plants for your medicines; feared to travel alone; and where, because you knew little of the wider world, you believed strange sprites and spirits lived and ..

Duncanson wins Phuket Raceweek opener bi13530477 A yacht spinnaker full bloom makes way past a Thai fishing boat the Six Senses Phuket Raceweek 2010 regatta yesterday. Photo: Phuket Raceweek

Phuket Police to share Bt50,000 reward bi13530477 PHUKET: Police investigators share the 50,000 baht reward money offered for clues leading to the arrest of Ronald Fanelli, Phuket City Police say.Phuket City Police Superintendent Wanchai Ekpornp..

Phuket teens at risk from illegal abortions bi13530477 PPHO Director Narinrach Pichyakamin recently told the state-run Thai News Agency that many of the cases involved teenage girls who have abortions parents knowledge or permission

Phuket Police take down another drug dealing ring bi13530477 She was charged possession of a Category 1 narcotic intent to sell at her apartment on Soi Suwanna, near Robinsons department store Phuket Town. Eight..

Phuket Gazette reader finds runaway boy Patong bi13530477 PHUKET: A runaway boy was safely reunited family yesterday after being spotted Patong by a sharp-eyed Phuket Gazette reader.The reader, a Malaysian-born US citizen named Shain from San Die..

More dive sites may be closed bi13530477 KUALA LUMPUR - MALAYSIA may close three more popular sites the South China Sea have been hit by coral bleaching blamed on global warming, an official said on Wednesday. Last week authorities announced the closure of nine sites on the tropical islands of Tioman and Redang the end of October an attempt to relieve stress on the fragile marine ecosystems

Malaysia may close more dive sites hit by coral bleaching bi13530477 KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia may close three more popular sites the South China Sea have been hit by coral bleaching blamed on global warming, an official said today. Last week authorities announced the closure of nine sites on the tropical islands of Tioman and Redang the end of October an attempt to relieve stress on the fragile marine ecosystems. The two islands are ..

Malaysia may close more dive sites bi13530477 Malaysia may close three more popular sites the South China Sea that have been hit by coral bleaching blamed on global warming

Only parts of dive sites are off-limits bi13530477 I REFER to your front-page report Coral lifeline on July 22 on the closure of sites by the Marine Parks Department

Only 12 dive sites off-limits bi13530477 KUALA LUMPUR: Except for 12 sites, all marine parks the country are open to visitors. The ban on recreational activity issued by the Marine Park Department following coral bleaching applies only to certain areas

Dive sites closed to save corals bi13530477 KUALA LUMPUR (Malaysia) - MALAYSIA has closed several popular sites to save fragile corals, have already been damaged by high water temperatures year, an official said on Thursday. Twelve out of 83 spots around the popular islands of Perhentian, Redang and Tioman the east and Payar the west have been off-limits to rs and snorkelers early month, said Abdul ..

Malaysia closes top dive sites to protect corals already damaged by hot sea w bi13530477 KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia - Malaysia has closed several popular sites to save fragile corals, have already been damaged by high water temperatures year, an official said Thursday

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