British lifestyle brand FatFace is making waves once again by renewing its longstanding partnership with the Marine Conservation Society. The brand and the FatFace Foundation is proud to be backing ...

In a major advance for marine conservation, WWF and a global coalition of leading scientists, civil society, governments, and tech innovators have launched BlueCorridors.org—a dynamic new platform ...

“This ecosystem and others like it support 80% of all marine life sometime in their life cycle,” said Aubrey Malone, the Water Based Program Coordinator at Tampa Bay Watch. A special permit ...

The European Union Thursday unveiled a new roadmap on marine conservation – addressing climate and pollution threats to biodiversity as well as challenges for coastal livelihoods – ahead of ...

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which are showing a “heartening resurgence”, according to the Marine Conservation Society. Only a handful of licences, which last a year, are given out by the UK Government’s Marine ...

He launched a website, micronesiareefmonitoring.com, where the data for each island is frequently updated and available to fisheries and marine conservation managers, policymakers, as well as the ...

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Several countries are expected to announce the creation of new marine conservation zones within their national waters, though how protected they really are will come under scrutiny. Some countries ...

Is the Conservation Society of San Antonio, a preservation group long associated with determined women protesting at City Hall or standing in front of bulldozers, slowly being taken over by men?

Paris (AFP) – Nations are spending less than 10 percent of what is needed to meet a global target on marine conservation and must commit more at next week's UN oceans summit, NGOs said on Thursday.

Marine campaigners have accused Scottish ministers of continuing to allow “destructive” fishing practices to be carried out in protected areas – claiming this not only breaches international ...