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Ocean Conservation News – 02/02/2024

by Camille Quintos
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Uk government announces new marine protected areas

The new plans will also see a permanent end to sandeel fishing in English parts of the North Sea implemented from April, following a trial closure of the sandeel fisheries in the Dogger Bank fishing zone in 2023. Read more here.

Progress protecting key ocean habitat

In just the last month, Oceana and our allies have protected several important marine habitats around the world. Marine protected areas (MPAs) can help create a “spillover effect” that boosts fish populations not only inside but also outside of MPAs, which can support local fishers and tourism industries that rely on these plentiful waters for their livelihoods. Read more here.

Atlantis Dubai reaffirms its commitment to marine conservation

This initiative is part of the destination’s ongoing commitment to supporting conservation projects and contributing to the well-being of the local environment. Read more here.

Local and international scientists embark on ambitious study of Palau’s underwater ecosystem

National Geographic Pristine Seas returns to Palau with new scientific tools to contribute to an enhanced understanding of Palau’s marine environment and empower the next generation of ocean stewards through science education. Read more here.

Cambodia sea turtle nests sparks hope amid coastal development and species decline

Two nests have been excavated to assess hatching success; conservationists estimate the nests could hold as many as 1,000 eggs. Read more here.

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