Member Type Country
Thailand
The Department of Marine and Coastal Resources (DMCR) plays a role in policy formation and planning, involving proposing laws and legislation. DMCR also enforces relevant laws to prevent damages and promote sustainable utilization. In addition to these responsibilities, DMCR also monitors and carries out research and development as well as conserves and rehabilitates coastal resources. Marine and Coastal Research and Development Institute is the organization working under DMCR, with responsibility specially on research implementation in the marine and coastal habitats such as coral reef, seagrass bed and mangrove. Results from research are used by the DMCR (or by other departments) for planning/management, such as proposing appropriate sites to protect marine and coastal resources.
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Surface of Coral Reefs: 240 km2
This surface area is specific to coral reefs, not include water area surrounding the reefs.
- Thailand Report (GM 23)
- Thailand Report to the 21st GM
- Thailand Report to the 20th GM
- Phuket Marine Biological Center Report to the 19th GM
- Thailand report to the 27th ICRI General Meeting
- Thailand report to the 29th ICRI General Meeting
- Thailand report to the 31st ICRI General Meeting
- Thailand report to the 33rd ICRI General Meeting
- Thailand report to the 37th ICRI General Meeting
- Thailand report to the 38th ICRI General Meeting
Last Updated: 5 September 2024