Ocean Conservation News – 10/07/2024

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Scientists discover large cold water soft coral garden in Newfoundland

A project team from Newfoundland’s Marine Institute has uncovered a nearly 10,000-square-metre cold-water soft coral garden, hidden just underneath the surface of the province’s Funk Island Deep. Read more here.

How satellites are mapping the future of turtle conservation

Marine turtles spend almost their entire lives at sea – but little is known about the paths they take. Now, satellites are helping scientists map their movements during the “lost years”. Read more here.

How Saudi Arabia is developing tourism while protecting its precious marine ecosystems

From relocating coral fragments to protecting endangered species, Red Sea Global is setting a global standard for sustainable development. Read more here.

Red Sea global highlights destination biodiversity to attract divers worldwide

SkiftX spoke with Dr. Mishari Al-Saud, associate director of sustainability management at Red Sea Global, to understand how The Red Sea’s marine biodiversity is helping the destination attract eco-conscious travelers interested in unique nature-based experiences. Read more here.

Unveiling the Great Barrier Reef’s marine majesty

Stretching over 2,300 kilometers, the Great Barrier Reef in Australia is a natural marvel. It’s a vibrant ecosystem, home to thousands of marine species. Read more here.

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