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Compromisso Com Um Plane Om Um Planeta Perpétuo Galeria de fotos Compromisso com um planeta perpétuo Ref: ppmb20_earle_19sw_0106_r Ref: ppmb20_20sw_0142 SYLVIA EARLE ON CALDESI MISSION BLUE FOUNDER SYLVIA ISLAND IN THE FLORIDA GULF EARLE AND HOPE SPOT COAST HOPE SPOT NEAR CHAMPION ANGÉLIQUE DUNEDIN WHERE SHE GREW UP POUPONNEAU JOIN A BEACH AND FELL IN LOVE WITH THE CLEANUP ON LONG ISLAND IN OCEAN. THE SEYCHELLES. Créditos: ©Rolex/Stefan Walter Créditos: ©Rolex/Stefan Walter Ref: rae19camp_19fg_035 Ref: ppmb20_camp_20fg_0031 MARINE SCIENTIST AND 2019 EMMA CAMP, 2019 ROLEX ROLEX AWARDS ASSOCIATE AWARDS ASSOCIATE LAUREATE, LAUREATE EMMA CAMP IS SEARCHING FOR RESILIENT WORKING TO ENSURE REEF CORALS THAT MIGHT SAVE THE RESILIENCE AT AUSTRALIA'S GREAT BARRIER REEF. GREAT BARRIER REEF. Créditos: ©Rolex/Franck Gazzola Créditos: ©Rolex/Franck Gazzola 1 / 15 Galeria de fotos Compromisso com um planeta perpétuo Ref: michel_andr_teresacorrea_r MICHEL ANDRÉ USES BIOACOUSTICS TO STUDY AND MONITOR THE RICH BIODIVERSITY OF THE MAMIRAUÁ SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT RESERVE, WHICH WAS ESTABLISHED BY THE LATE JOSÉ MARCIO AYRES, A FELLOW 2002 ROLEX AWARDS LAUREATE. Créditos: ©Teresa Correa Ref: ppmb20_forsberg_20fg_182_r Ref: ppmb20_forsberg_20fg_177 KERSTIN FORSBERG, 2016 ROLEX KERSTIN FORSBERG AND HER AWARDS LAUREATE, PROTECTS TEAM FROM PLANETA OCEANO GIANT MANTA RAYS BY RAISING COLLECT PLANKTON FOR AWARENESS AND DEVELOPING ANALYSIS TO ASSIST WITH THE ECOTOURISM. CONSERVATION OF GIANT MANTA RAYS. Créditos: ©Rolex/Franck Gazzola Créditos: ©Rolex/Franck Gazzola 2 / 15 Galeria de fotos Compromisso com um planeta perpétuo Ref: ppmb20_norman_20fg_147 Ref: ppmb20_norman_20fg_128 Ref: ppmb20_norman_20fg_113 BRAD NORMAN, 2006 ROLEX BRAD NORMAN, 2006 ROLEX BRAD NORMAN, 2006 ROLEX AWARDS LAUREATE, TRACKS AWARDS LAUREATE, TAGGING A AWARDS LAUREATE, TAGGING A WHALE SHARKS TO IMPROVE WHALE SHARK OFF THE COAST WHALE SHARK OFF THE COAST KNOWLEDGE THAT WILL HELP IN OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA. OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA. THEIR CONSERVATION. Créditos: ©Rolex/Franck Gazzola Créditos: ©Rolex/Franck Gazzola Créditos: ©Rolex/Franck Gazzola Ref: ppmb20_haussermann_19jt_0018 Ref: ppmb20_haussermann_19jt_0015 VRENI HÄUSSERMANN RECEIVED CHILEAN PATAGONIA HARBOURS A ROLEX AWARD FOR UNIQUE MARINE LIFE THAT VRENI ENTERPRISE IN 2016 TO ADVANCE HÄUSSERMANN, 2016 ROLEX HER PROJECT TO DISCOVER AND AWARDS LAUREATE, STRIVES TO PROTECT THE UNIQUE MARINE PROTECT. LIFE OF CHILEAN PATAGONIA. Créditos: ©Rolex/Jeremias Thomas Créditos: ©Rolex/Jeremias Thomas 3 / 15 Galeria de fotos Compromisso com um planeta perpétuo Ref: ppmb20_20sw_0242 ANGÉLIQUE POUPONNEAU, MISSION BLUE HOPE SPOT CHAMPION FOR THE SEYCHELLES. Créditos: ©Rolex/Stefan Walter Ref: ppmb20_bardout_19fg_0019 Ref: ppmb20_bardout_19fg_0067_r Ref: ppmb20_bardout_19fg_0031 GHISLAIN BARDOUT, CO- UNDER THE POLE'S GHISLAIN DIRECTOR OF THE UNDER THE FOUNDER AND DIRECTOR OF THE BARDOUT CHECKS THE CAPSULE, POLE EXPEDITIONS GHISLAIN UNDER THE POLE EXPEDITIONS, WHICH MAKES IT POSSIBLE FOR BARDOUT DURING AN SUPPORTED BY ROLEX. DIVERS TO STAY UNDERWATER ENCOUNTER WITH A HAWKSBILL FOR 72 HOURS. SEA TURTLE. Créditos: ©Rolex/Franck Gazzola Créditos: ©Rolex/Franck Gazzola Créditos: ©Rolex/Franck Gazzola 4 / 15 Galeria de fotos Compromisso com um planeta perpétuo Ref: rolex-media-brochure_empty Ref: rolex-media-brochure_empty Ref: rolex-media-brochure_empty Ref: rolex-media-brochure_empty Emma Camp – Laureada Associada Michel André – Laureado dos Kerstin Forsberg – Laureada dos Brad Norman – Laureado dos dos Prêmios Rolex 2019 Prêmios Rolex 2002 Prêmios Rolex 2016 Prêmios Rolex 2006 Créditos: © Rolex Créditos: © Rolex Créditos: © Rolex Créditos: © Rolex Ref: rolex-media-brochure_empty Vreni Häusserman – Laureada dos Prêmios Rolex 2016 Créditos: © Rolex 5 / 15 Galeria de fotos Compromisso com um planeta perpétuo Ref: rolex-media-brochure_empty Perpetual Planet: Comunicado à imprensa – Heroes of the Oceans Créditos: Compromisso com um planeta perpétuo Ref: 1_rae19-campossilva Ref: 2_rae02ma123 Ref: 3_rae02ma135 Ref: 4_rae06bn_03-012 PERPETUAL PLANET: LIVING AMAZONIA, BRAZIL, WHERE 2002 AMANÃ, IN AMAZONIA, WHERE CORAL REEFS FACE THREATS LABORATORY ROLEX AWARDS LAUREATE JOSE 2002 ROLEX AWARDS LAUREATE THAT RANGE FROM OCEAN MÁRCIO AYRES CREATED THE JOSE MÁRCIO AYRES CREATED WARMING TO POLLUTION AND Créditos: © Rolex MAMIRAUA SUSTAINABLE THE MAMIRAUA SUSTAINABLE DESTRUCTIVE FISHING. DEVELOPMENT RESERVE. DEVELOPMENT RESERVE. Créditos: © Rolex/Kurt Amsler Créditos: © Rolex/Marc Latzel Créditos: © Rolex/Marc Latzel 6 / 15 Galeria de fotos Compromisso com um planeta perpétuo Ref: 5_rae06bn_03-044 Ref: 6_rae98ll086p Ref: 7_rae06rkm_02-100 Ref: 8_rae06zga177 AROUND 25 PER CENT OF MARINE 1998 ROLEX AWARD LAUREATE 2006 ROLEX AWARDS LAUREATE 2006 ROLEX AWARDS LAUREATE SPECIES DEPEND ON CORAL LOUIS LIEBENBERG (LEFT) IN RUNA KHAN IS BUILDING A LIVING ZENON GOMEL APAZA IS REEFS. SOUTH AFRICA TESTING HIS MUSEUM OF BANGLADESH’S RICH PRESERVING TRADITIONAL CYBERTRACKER. BOATBUILDING HERITAGE. FARMING TECHNIQUES ON THE Créditos: © Rolex/Kurt Amsler ANDEAN ALTIPLANO. Créditos: © Rolex/Eric Vandeville Créditos: © Rolex/Heine Pedersen Créditos: © Rolex//Xavier Lecoultre Ref: 9_rae08ta_03-047 Ref: 10_rae12ec_03-053-r Ref: 11_rae16cook_17ml_183 Ref: 12_rae16cook_17ml_196 TALAL AKASHEH, 2008 ROLEX 2012 ROLEX AWARDS LAUREATE JOSEPH COOK, 2016 ROLEX JOSEPH COOK, 2016 ROLEX AWARDS LAUREATE, IS HELPING ERIKA CUELLAR IS PRESERVING AWARDS LAUREATE, AWARDS LAUREATE, TO PRESERVE THE 2,500 YEAR- HABITATS AND SPECIES IN SOUTH RESEARCHES HOW RESEARCHES HOW OLD CITY OF PETRA, JORDAN. AMERICA’S GRAN CHACO. MICROORGANISMS IN THE ICE MICROORGANISMS IN THE ICE SHEET AFFECT CLIMATE. SHEET AFFECT CLIMATE. Créditos: © Rolex/Marc Latzel Créditos: © Rolex//Thierry Grobet Créditos: © Rolex/Marc Latzel Créditos: © Rolex/Marc Latzel 7 / 15 Galeria de fotos Compromisso com um planeta perpétuo Ref: 13_rae16cook_17ml_203 Ref: 14_rae16toumi_16ra_132 Ref: 15_rae16toumi_16ra_146 Ref: 16_rae16wangchuk_16sw_105 JOSEPH COOK, 2016 ROLEX IN TUNISIA, 2016 ROLEX AWARDS IN TUNISIA, 2016 ROLEX AWARDS 2016 ROLEX AWARDS LAUREATE AWARDS LAUREATE, LAUREATE SARAH TOUMI IS LAUREATE SARAH TOUMI IS SONAM WANGCHUK IS HELPING RESEARCHES HOW USING ACACIA TREES AS A TRYING TO PROTECT FARMLAND HIMALAYAN FARMERS OVERCOME MICROORGANISMS IN THE ICE BARRIER AGAINST THE FROM THE ENCROACHING WATER SHORTAGES BY TAPPING SHEET AFFECT CLIMATE. ENCROACHING SAHARA DESERT. SAHARA DESERT. MELTWATERS TO BUILD ARTIFICIAL GLACIERS. Créditos: © Rolex/Marc Latzel Créditos: © Rolex/Reto Albertalli Créditos: © Rolex/Reto Albertalli Créditos: © Rolex/Stefan Walter Ref: 17_rae16wangchuk_16sw_257 Ref: 18_rae16wangchuk_16sw_332 Ref: 19_tpi2014a-alessio-romeo-ayuan-tepui-6907 Ref: 20_tpi2014a-alessio-romeo-7150 2016 ROLEX AWARDS LAUREATE 2016 ROLEX AWARDS LAUREATE THE 2014 ROLEX AWARDS THE 2014 ROLEX AWARDS SONAM WANGCHUK IS HELPING SONAM WANGCHUK IS HELPING LAUREATE FRANCESCO SAURO LAUREATE FRANCESCO SAURO HIMALAYAN FARMERS OVERCOME HIMALAYAN FARMERS OVERCOME EXPLORES CAVES IN THE EXPLORES DEEP CAVES IN THE WATER SHORTAGES BY TAPPING WATER SHORTAGES BY TAPPING MOUNTAINS OF AMAZONIA TO TABLE-TOP MOUNTAINS OF MELTWATERS TO BUILD MELTWATERS TO BUILD FIND CLUES TO THE EVOLUTION AMAZONIA TO FIND CLUES TO ARTIFICIAL GLACIERS. ARTIFICIAL GLACIERS. OF LIFE. THE EVOLUTION OF LIFE. Créditos: © Rolex/Stefan Walter Créditos: © Rolex/Stefan Walter Créditos: © Rolex/©Alessio Romeo Créditos: © Rolex/©Alessio Romeo 8 / 15 Galeria de fotos Compromisso com um planeta perpétuo Exploradores dos extremos Ref: 1_1953_everest_hillary-tensing_03 Ref: 2_s0001054 Ref: 3_231274 Ref: 5_dsc12mt_0096_r SIR EDMUND HILLARY AND SIR EDMUND HILLARY AND SWISS EVEREST 50TH JAMES CAMERON’S DEEPSEA TENZING NORGAY CLIMBING TENZING NORGAY CLIMBING ANNIVERSARY EXPEDITION, CHALLENGER, WHICH MOUNT EVEREST IN 1953. MOUNT EVEREST IN 1953. 1952–2002. DESCENDED TO THE LOWEST POINT IN THE OCEANS, THE Créditos: © Rolex/©Alfred Gregory/ Créditos: © Rolex/©Alfred Gregory/ Créditos: © Rolex MARIANA TRENCH, IN 2012. Royal Geographical Society Royal Geographical Society Créditos: © Rolex/©Mark Thiessen/ National Geographic Ref: 6_dsc12mt_0162 Ref: 7_vis_1960_bathyscaphe_trieste Ref: 8_60069921 Ref: 9_nationalgeographic_541068 JAMES CAMERON’S DEEPSEA IN 1960, THE TRIESTE, PILOTED JACQUES PICCARD (BEHIND) AND JACQUES PICCARD AND DON CHALLENGER SUBMERSIBLE ON A BY JACQUES PICCARD AND DON DON WALSH IN THE WALSH WAVING FROM THE TEST DIVE IN PAPUA NEW WALSH, DESCENDED TO THE BATHYSCAPHE TRIESTE. BATHYSCAPHE TRIESTE. GUINEA. MARIANA TRENCH. Créditos: © Rolex/©Keystone Créditos: © Rolex/©Thomas J. Créditos: © Rolex/©Mark Thiessen/ Créditos: © Rolex Abercrombie/National Geographic National Geographic Creative 9 / 15 Galeria de fotos Compromisso com um planeta perpétuo Exploradores associados à Rolex Ref: 1_dsc02683 Ref: 2_archives389r Ref: 3_0011dsc0079-3ret01 Ref: 4_lhotse-summit-1994 EXPLORER AND ROLEX ROLEX TESTIMONEE ALAIN ALAIN HUBERT’S INTERNATIONAL ROLEX TESTIMONEE ED TESTIMONEE ALAIN HUBERT. HUBERT. POLAR FOUNDATION BUILT THE VIESTURS CLIMBING MOUNT PRINCESS ELISABETH LHOTSE IN 1994. Créditos: © Rolex/©Courtesy of Alain Créditos: © Rolex/©Courtesy of Alain ANTARCTICA RESEARCH STATION. Hubert Hubert Créditos: © Rolex/©Rob Hall Créditos: © Rolex/©René Robert Ref: 5_veikka_001 Ref: 6_168926 Ref: 7_169205 Ref: 8_jt08_0093 ROLEX TESTIMONEE ED JEAN TROILLET ON AN JEAN TROILLET CLIMBING MOUNT JEAN TROILLET DESCENDING VIESTURS ON THE SUMMIT OF EXPEDITION TO GASHERBRUM I, ANNAPURNA’S SOUTH FACE. MOUNT ANNAPURNA’S SOUTH MANASLU IN 1999. GASHERBRUM II AND BROAD FACE.
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