CORAL REEFS OFF KO CHAN IN PRACHUAP KHIRI KHAN FOUND TO BE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION

These coral species are essential to the marine ecosystem, providing habitats for a variety of marine life.

In addition to the beautiful coral species, many species of fish were also found during the survey.

Banana fish, surgeonfish, butterflyfish, and parrotfish were among the species of fish found. The presence of these fish species indicates that the coral reefs are thriving and healthy.

The survey’s results are not only an excellent sign for the marine ecosystem but also for the local economy, as healthy coral reefs attract tourists interested in snorkelling and scuba diving.

Although the survey discovered some fishing gear and garbage in the surveyed area, it was minimal and did not pose a significant threat to the coral reefs.

The Royal Thai Navy Survey Department’s survey serves as a reminder of the importance of protecting our marine ecosystems and preserving them for future generations.

The results show that the coral reefs are in good health, and the presence of a variety of fish species indicates their thriving condition.

It is essential to continue protecting and preserving these coral reefs to ensure they remain healthy and continue supporting the marine ecosystem for generations to come.

Ko Chan and Koh Thai See are located in the Hat Wanakorn National Park in Huay Yang Subdistrict, Tab Sakae District, Prachuap Khiri Khan Province, and have recently been opened to tourists for diving and beach activities.