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Ocean Conservation News – 03/20/2025

by Camille Quintos
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Single-use plastics waste on UK and Channel Islands beaches up by 9.5% last year

Environmental groups warn that this surge poses a growing threat to marine life and ecosystems. Campaigners are urging stricter regulations and increased public awareness to combat plastic pollution and protect coastal environments. Read more here.

Marine animals help solve ocean issues

The Kobe University review paper emphasizes the importance of integrating data from various sources and advocates for an “Internet of Animals” based on open access and shared standards. Read more here.

Blobfish triumphs as New Zealand fish of the year, sparking conservation hopes

The competition is organized by the Mountains to Sea Conservation Trust to raise awareness for marine life. Read more here.

Fishing and aquaculture to blame for a third of litter on island beaches

Discarded rope, fishing nets and fishing net pieces often end up on island beaches, working free from boats and structures during stormy conditions. Read more here.

Climate disasters drive record displacement: UK

According to AFP, poorer nations are severely affected by cyclones, droughts, wildfires, and other disasters, according to the State of the Global Climate annual report by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the UN’s weather and climate agency. Read more here.

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