Ocean Conservation News – 12/19/2023

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“Cold stunned’ sea turtles arrive at Pittsburgh Zoo and Aquarium for rehabilitation

Seven sea turtles have arrived at the Pittsburgh Zoo & Aquarium to begin rehabilitation with the hope of returning to the ocean. Read more here.

Role of cleaning fishes in conserving biodiversity distinguished with FLAD Science Award Atlantic 2023

In practice, the project will start by using citizen science to access global data –in particular, ReefLifeSurvey, a database collected by trained recreational divers in 55 different countries. Read more here.

Coral comeback? New discovery gives hope for reefs and marine life

Some coral species are more resilient to climate change than previously thought – as they have learned to survive heat, reveals new research. Read more here.

Council remains unsure of waste oil source

Waste oil found along the east coast since early this month could be runoff from the washing of oil tanker cabins, the Ocean Affairs Council said on Saturday. Read more here.

Scientist forges a new path in marine conservation

Seen today as one of the most effective ways to preserve marine life, the strategy of creating marine protected areas, or MPAs, has spread dramatically in the past two decades. Read more here.

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