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Ocean Conservation News – 08/21/2024

by Camille Quintos
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As human activities expand in Antarctica, scientists identify crucial conservation sites

In a study published Aug. 15 in the journal Conservation Biology, the researchers warn that without greater protection to limit human activities in these areas, native wildlife could face significant population declines. Read more here.

Ambassador renews partnership with marine conservation charity Orca

Highlights from the dedicated Orca sailings include the Iberian Multigenerational Adventure, Gems of Spain and Portugal, Classical Mediterranean and Land of the Northern Lights. Read more here.

Asset owners underinvested in marine conservation projects

Despite growing market interest, asset owners have minimal exposure to businesses and projects driving positive marine conservation impacts due to a lack of scalable opportunities. Read more here.

Scientific expedition team sets sail to explore Western Pacific Ocean

A scientific expedition team of Chinese and foreign scientists set sail from Qingdao, east China’s Shandong Province, to conduct a 45-day scientific mission in the Western Pacific Ocean. Read more here.

Scotland launches consultation on offshore marine conservation measures

The Scottish MPA network now encompasses more than 230 sites, covering 37% of Scotland’s seas. Each MPA is designated to protect specific features, from deep-sea sponge aggregations to cold-water coral reefs and ocean quahog, a clam species that can live for over 400 years. Read more here.

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