Category: Marine Conservation
Celebrate the triumphs of marine conservation efforts worldwide in this category. Explore inspiring success stories of marine protected areas, coral reef restoration projects, and species conservation initiatives. Learn how collective efforts from scientists, conservationists, policymakers, and local communities contribute to preserving marine biodiversity and ecosystems. Dive into the challenges faced by marine conservationists and the innovative strategies being employed to safeguard our oceans’ health and resilience.
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An Underwater “City” Constructed by Octopus Colony
Category: Marine ConservationRead More: An Underwater “City” Constructed by Octopus ColonyDiscover Octlantis, an astonishing underwater metropolis inhabited by a remarkable octopus colony. Situated in Jervis Bay, Australia, this city, uncovered in 2017, has captivated the attention of researchers and scientists, unveiling intricate social behaviors among these cephalopods. The remarkable discovery of Octlantis pushes the boundaries of our understanding of octopuses’ social capabilities, enticing us to…
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Climate change threatens to make starfish extinct with serious ecological consequences.
Category: Marine ConservationRead More: Climate change threatens to make starfish extinct with serious ecological consequences.Climate projections for the future of the oceans cast many doubts on the survival of starfish, which are among the most important echinoderms capable of mitigating the ecological effects of other species. Within just eighty years, our seas and oceans risk losing some of the most famous and beautiful marine species that exist due to…
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How to save a whale
Category: Marine ConservationRead More: How to save a whaleThe ocean is famous for its endlessness and its calm. And yet sometimes everything happens at once. Thousands of dolphins appear around the ship and race past the bow back down. “I want one for a pet!” calls a boy on deck. In the background, a freighter moves lazily through the channel in front of…
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France and Spain Take Bold Steps to Protect their Waters
Category: Marine ConservationRead More: France and Spain Take Bold Steps to Protect their WatersIn France, a “reserve of sea waves” is created to preserve the unique marine environment of Brittany. Local surfers initiated the establishment of this marine reserve to protect the physical structure and integrity of the waves in the region. The reserve status prohibits any activities that could alter the marine environment, such as building dams,…
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China Launches Blue Sea 2022 Marine Ecology Campaign
Category: Marine ConservationRead More: China Launches Blue Sea 2022 Marine Ecology CampaignChina has taken a significant step towards preserving its marine ecosystems and safeguarding its natural resources with the launch of the “Blue Sea 2022” campaign. This special law enforcement initiative aims to strengthen marine ecology and regulate the development and use of natural resources in the country’s coastal regions. The campaign is a joint effort…
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Fishing in the Southern Ocean: scientists call for a moratorium
Category: Marine ConservationRead More: Fishing in the Southern Ocean: scientists call for a moratoriumOn October 20, in the journal Science, ten scientists called for the signing of a moratorium temporarily banning industrial fishing activities in the Southern Ocean. Their recent studies indeed confirm that the current levels of fishing, added to global warming, have devastating effects on these waters, which are nevertheless essential to the planet. The Southern…
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A Milestone in Marine Conservation: Permanent Ban on Seabed Mining in Australia’s Northern Territory
Category: Marine ConservationRead More: A Milestone in Marine Conservation: Permanent Ban on Seabed Mining in Australia’s Northern TerritoryAustralia’s northern territory boasts pristine tropical coastlines and seas, forming a mesmerizing tapestry of diverse ecosystems, from vibrant seaweed meadows and coral reefs to lush mangroves and expansive tidal flats. These marine habitats support a rich array of wildlife, including six out of the world’s seven species of sea turtles, migrating whales, bottlenose dolphins, as…
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“Shark Nets Don’t Work – Southern Courier
Category: Marine ConservationRead More: “Shark Nets Don’t Work – Southern CourierEXPERTS are calling on shark nets, like those that caught two great whites at Bondi Beach last week, to be removed because they do nothing to reduce attacks. The University of Sydney’s Dr. Christopher Neff said there was “very little evidence” that nets prevented shark bites. “There are no decisions governments can make that will…
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Sea Life Sydney Aquarium Staff Advocate Against Shark Nets for Marine Conservation
Category: Marine ConservationRead More: Sea Life Sydney Aquarium Staff Advocate Against Shark Nets for Marine ConservationSEA Life Sydney Aquarium staff are taking part in the Coogee Island Challenge to raise awareness about the issues surrounding shark nets and their impact on marine conservation. Claudette Rechtorik, the conservation fund manager at Sea Life, highlighted concerns with the NSW Shark Meshing Program, stating that it does not serve the best interests of…
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Shark Nets in Australia – Understanding their Impact on Marine Life and Beach Safety
Category: Marine ConservationRead More: Shark Nets in Australia – Understanding their Impact on Marine Life and Beach SafetyOver the past month, a heart-wrenching incident occurred as a baby dolphin and three young whales became entangled in shark control equipment off Queensland’s coast. The dolphin suffered critical injuries due to a drumline hook through its side, while two whales were eventually released, and one tragically drowned. Witnessing such cruel by-catch events, coupled with…
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Byron Bay Shark Attack: Changing Perspectives on Shark Culls
Category: Marine ConservationRead More: Byron Bay Shark Attack: Changing Perspectives on Shark CullsByron Bay, known for its premier surf spot, The Pass, faced a tragic incident with a fatal shark attack on local resident Paul Wilcox at Clarkes Beach. The beach and surrounding areas remained closed as the coastalwatch reported messy waves and unfavorable surf conditions. However, the aftermath of this incident revealed a shift in the…
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Tiger Anemone Discovered in Singapore Confirmed as New Species after a Decade of Research
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Study Suggests Climate Breakdown is Altering the Color of World’s Oceans
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