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Environment Australia

10. December 2021

Here’s How Just the Sound of an Ocean Can Help Restore Marine Ecosystems

Research collected from multiple scientists over the course of the last few years shows that the sound of a healthy ocean has the potential to help rebuild marine ecosystems.

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Environment USA

2. October 2021

Nature Wins Again: Goodbye, Gold Mining!

The decision to fully protect Bristol Bay located in Alaska, United States, against gold mining prospection is a massive win for the planet, the ecosystem, and the Native populations' very survival.

Animals

Animals USA

29. September 2021

Welcome Back, Fishies: Lake Trout Is Alive and Growing Again

Thought to be completely eradicated from Lake Erie, United States, wild lake trout have been found - and they’re reproducing once again!

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Animals United Kingdom

29. August 2021

This Tiny Fish Makes a Big Comeback

According to a study by researchers from the University of Aberdeen, Scotland, the population of sprat in the Clyde seas has grown a hundred times as large as in the 1980s, putting the marine ecosystem in a much better condition.

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Animals USA

4. February 2021

With Gill Nets Out, These Little Marine Mammals Are Back In!

Since banning the use of gill nets from the shallow coastal waters along the coast of California, United States, in 1994, the population of harbor porpoises, one of the smallest marine mammals, have steadily rebound.

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Environment China

20. September 2020

Tougher Rules for Fishing Fleets for a Better Future of Ocean Life

China has decided to revise its rules regarding fishery. The aim is to leave less space for illegal activities whilst increasing transparency and promoting more sustainable practices.

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Environment Australia

20. June 2020

Underwater Gardens Down Under: You Need to Dive to See This Art

A new Australian museum is installing sculptures - most of them under water - that educate about the dangerously rising ocean temperatures and that aim to protect corals on the Great Barrier Reef .

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Animals Belgium

30. May 2020

Overfishing Drops to a Record-Breaking Low in the EU

An annual report has shown 50% more fish populations in 2018 in comparison to 2010, with the European Union achieving a record drop in overfishing within its waters.

Environment

Environment United Kingdom

6. December 2019

“Seafood” Made from Plants Could Relieve Stressed Oceans

A third of our planet’s oceans are over-fished, with record breaking global consumption. But companies across the world have been coming up with innovative solutions that sustainably tackle our growing demand for seafood.

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Environment Kenya

2. December 2019

Now You Can Wear Fish Skin Instead of Leather – and Help Fishers’ Wives Learn to Read and Write

A Brazilian-Italian designer is contributing to sustainable fashion by transforming fish skin that would otherwise be discarded into elegant leather bags and cuffs.