Ocean Conservation News – 03/03/2025

New Zealand blocks tighter trawling rules at South Pacific fisheries meeting

The South Pacific Regional Fisheries Management Organisation (SPRFMO), a multilateral body that regulates fishing in the vast waters of the South Pacific Ocean, held its annual meeting Feb. 17-21 in Santiago, Chile. Read more here.

Swarm of underwater drones could change the ocean forever

A fleet of autonomous underwater drones is making waves in marine conservation, monitoring 3D-printed artificial reefs designed to revive marine life. But these high-tech submersibles aren’t just watching the ocean—they might be its best defense yet. Read more here.

How ocean conservation is evolving: New strategies to save marine ecosystems

The vast expanse of the world’s oceans is a source of wonder and a reservoir of resources pivotal for life on Earth. Read more here.

Why ocean literacy matters for corporate sustainability

While young generations increasingly acknowledge the ocean’s role in climate change, there is a noticeable gap in holding corporations accountable for their impact on marine ecosystems. Read more here.

Fiji pushes for science-backed marine conservation

Overfishing, climate change, illegal fishing and pollution continue to harm ocean health and undermine livelihoods across the Pacific. Read more here.

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