Marine Conservation in Action: A Global Responsibility
Ocean conservation is everyone’s responsibility. Reducing plastic use, cleaning up beaches and eco-friendly wildlife cruises are a good start.
(firmenpresse) - The British nature documentary series, Blue Planet 2, which was produced by the BBC Natural History Unit and narrated by Sir David Attenborough, was 2017line.
In the final episode, Sir David Attenborough enacted a rallying call to arms to remind us that the conservation of our oceans is a truly global responsibility and his compelling words resonated around the world.
How Ordinary People Can Become Extraordinary Conservationists
Ocean habitats are declining at an alarming rate, with plastic pollution, fishing and other human encroachment putting countless precious marine species in jeopardy. We all have a part to play in protecting our
With fish populations being rapidly depleted all over the world, making sustainable choices for consumption of seafood is paramount. Ask the questions: Where is this species from? Is it overfished? How was it farmed or caught? Is it a deep-sea (slow growing) species?
Eschewing single-use plastic supermarket bags, avoiding plastic cutlery and straws, and investing in reusable water bottles and coffee cups will reduce the amount of plastic that ends up in the oceans. Plastic waste is one of the major contributors to marine life and habitat destruction.
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As well as taking all personal rubbish away whenever we use a beach, joining an organised community group beach clean can help in the reduction of plastic waste that goes into our oceans. It costs nothing but time to contribute.
For nature lovers, wildlife cruises are the ultimate way to encounter a host of our spectacular marine animals in their natural habitat. However, not all wildlife cruises are created equal and itl of the delicate nature of the ecosystems.
One of the most important ways in which we can all do our part in ocean conservation is not only to be wildlife warriors, but also to become influencers. The more we learn and share about our precious marine life and the threats to its survival, the further the global conservation reach can spread.
While we may not all have the audience or the eloquence of Sir David Attenborough, we can all certainly raise a voice in our own little world.
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Marissa Ellis-Snow is a freelance nature writer with a special interest in marine species. For nature lovers interested in dedicated wildlife cruises, Marissa recommends the tours organised by Naturetrek, which have brought her unforgettable sightings of a wide range of species in one of the most spectacular regions on Earth.
Datum: 26.04.2018 - 09:00 Uhr
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