All about coral reefs and the oceans

Welcome to Liza's Reef

The Coral Reef Paintings of Lee James Pantas

Oceanic & Rain Forests Resources and Information

 


All about rain forests of the world
Major Sections of Liza's Reef
 The Paintings of Liza's Reef
Hope For The Oceans
Hope For The Rain Forests

Environmental News Features
 Good News of the Week
Outrage of the Week

Great  Destinations
 Islands of the South Pacific
Rain Forests of the World
 

The Coral Reef Paintings Website of Lee James Pantas

The Liza's Reef Project
 About Liza's Reef

Environmental Organizations
 World Organizations
Western North Carolina Organizations

Causes & Awareness
 Save Japanese Dolphins
Save Tigers Now
Mass Extinction of Species
The Great Pacific Garbage Patch
 

The Coral Reef Alliance


Liza's Reef On Facebook

Reef Relief -Coral Reef Protection

 


Western North Carolina Nature Center

Riverlink -French Broad River in Western North Carolina Riverkeeper

Epsilon Eta -National Environmenal Honors Fraternity
 


All About The Islands!
 


The Turtle Hospital -Marathon, Florida Keys

Treasure House -Children's Ophanage in Fiji

World Wildlife Fund

 

Heroes of Liza's Reef
 

St. Francis preaching to the birds, Liza's Reef Rachel Carson when she was a young woman, Liza's Reef    Steve Irwin, Liza's Reef
St. Francis of Assisi (1182-1266)
 		 Rachel Carson (1907-1964) Steve Irwin (1962-2006)
The Catholic Church’s patron saint of animals. His canticle “Brother Sun and Sister Moon" is a testament to his profound respect for God and for nature. The mother of the modern environmental movement. biologist, writer and ecologist, in 1962 she wrote  "Silent Spring", a seminal book which changed the world. Steve Irwin, Australian naturalist and pioneer environmentalist, brought awareness of less popular and little known endangered species to the world.
     


Environmental Outrage of the Week!

 
 Chinese ship runs into protected reef in Philippines

As someone once said -"You have GOT to be kidding me!" What a colossal outrage. Not only do this ship of fools help to slam dunk a protected species but also take out a coral reef in the process. And of course for what purpose, to supply the meat to people who believe it cures everything from cancer to toothaches!


Environmental Good News of the Week!

 Earth Day founder's 'living' building signals new era of sleek sustainability

It can be done and this building proves it!

Updated April 28th 2013

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