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Ocean Conservation News – 12/21/2023

by Camille Quintos
Close-Up Photo of White And Red Fish

Scientists discover new species of deep-sea fish in uncharted ocean depths

This groundbreaking finding sheds light on the remarkable biodiversity that exists in our oceans and highlights the urgent need for further exploration and conservation efforts. Read more here.

Island in Timor Leste boasts ‘most diverse’ reefs despite climate change

In 2016, a study by researchers from Conservation International found that the coral reefs surrounding Atauro have the world’s highest average diversity of reef fish species, earning them the title “most biodiverse.” Read more here.

Amid growing ocean threats, a surge of innovative solutions

Across the globe, climate change, pollution and overfishing are endangering our oceans. This summer, an ocean heatwave shattered records — reaching triple digit hot tub temperatures in one location. Read more here.

Marine conservation technology hub rises from old L.A wharf

AltaSea is a non-profit project founded in 2014 that in less than 10 years has become a leading ‘blue economy’ research hub focused on renewable ocean energy, sustainable aquaculture and other blue technologies. Read more here.

Venomous Blue Sea Dragon and Blue Button spotted on Chennai beach

Both Blue sea dragon (Glaucus atlanticus), and Blue Button (Porpita porpita) were spotted on December 17 by Srivatsan Ramkumar, a resident of Chennai who works with the Environmentalist Foundation of India. Read more here.

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