By Cl谩udio C. Maretti,聽Chico Mendes Institute (ICMBio)
Brazil is advancing consistently in its marine nature conservation and natural resources sustainable use strategy, as the Brazilian President announces it will protect over 920,000 km2, including mangroves. The government鈥檚 efforts鈥
"We have put up our biggest numbers so far,鈥 said Task Force co-chair Erich Hoyt. 鈥淎 total of 46 candidate IMMAs.鈥
25th anniversary of the reintroduction of Przewalski鈥檚 horse
Blog by Prue Addison,聽Giulia Carbone and Nadine McCormick
Brazil is on the verge of changing marine conservation history in the South Atlantic. After lagging behind other developing countries in Marine Protected Area coverage, with only 1.5% of its jurisdictional waters under some sort of protection, the Brazilian government has opened public comments鈥
The inland waters of Madagascar and the Indian Ocean聽islands hotspot support a high diversity of aquatic species聽with high levels of endemism. The information presented in this report will help support implementation of multilateral Environmental Agreements in Madagascar, such as the Ramsar鈥
Azerbaijan is upgrading and expanding the Gizilaghaj State Reserve to become a National Park and will include the first Marine Protected Area (MPA) in the Caspian Sea, the largest inland聽body of water聽on聽the planet. The new MPA will seek to protect six significant marine species on the brink of鈥
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Freshwater habitat encounters alarming acidification and phosphorus pollution