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Ocean Conservation News – 11/13/2024

by Camille Quintos
Aerial View of Dolphins at Sea

Costa Rica’s Cocos Islands leads the fight against illegal fishing

The Pew Charitable Trusts recently published an article highlighting the international reach of Costa Rica’s Cocos Marine Conservation Area Monitoring, Control, and Surveillance Center (MCCA). Read more here.

Azores launches largest marine protected area in North Atlantic

With 50% of this area fully protected, the initiative marks a significant step forward in marine conservation, just ahead of the UN Biodiversity Conference (CBD COP16). Read more here.

China’s marine conservation efforts prioritize symbolism over substance

China and Russia have reportedly blocked proposals for new marine protected areas (MPAs) at an international conference in Hobart, Australia, focused on preserving Antarctic marine life. Their efforts highlight a complex mix of geopolitical, economic and environmental interests. Read more here.

Partnership for resilient Asean seas renewed at East Asian Seas Congress 2024

A new chapter in regional marine conservation has begun as the ASEAN Centre for Biodiversity (ACB) and the Partnerships in Environmental Management for the Seas of East Asia Resource Facility (PRF) solidify their commitment to ocean health with the two organisations’ announcement of renewed partnership at the East Asian Seas (EAS) Congress held in Xiamen, China on 7 November 2024. Read more here.

Oceans grow empty as marine life fades

Mangroves are considered an important ecosystem as they are host to both marine and freshwater animals. Read more here.

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