According to NASA, 1/2 of the Oxygen we breathe on a daily basis comes from the synthesis of marine plants.
Trillions of Phytoplankton work together to convert huge amounts of C02 into living matter.
During this process, they produce oxygen for the planet and help regulate its overall climate.
Thank you ocean!!
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Map Archive
September 2011
Niue Island, Niue
During this year's expedition to the Pacific island of Niue, Eco-Odyssey was lucky enough to explore and discover the isolated and virtually untouched 'Rock of Polynesia'.
Here we have included maps and charts of Niue so you may get a perspective of the depths and nature of surrounding waters, as well the physical characteristics of the land and roads.
Niue is located in the South Pacific Ocean, approximately 2,400 Kilometers North-East of New-Zealand. The land area is 260 Km² with a resident population of 2400 Polynesians.
Topographical Map: Highlights major roads and walking tracks, forests, agricultural terrain and the Marine Reserve.
Tourism Map: Includes main roads, bush roads, accomodation and general services.
Marine Chart: Niue- Surrounding seas 'Depth in Metres'
