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One of the technical papers in a broad blueprint for the next generation of environmental laws in Australia calls for a more strategic national approach to marine and coastal governance, including nationally consistent laws…

CEESP News - by����Fiona Wilton, The Gaia Foundation / OCC-Uruguay

The ocean covers seventy percent of our planet, generates over fifty percent of the oxygen, regulates climate, and provides food and jobs for millions of people. Yet human activities have led to a global decline in marine…

CEESP News - by Fiona Wilton, OCC-Uruguay

Over the last decade, OCC-Uruguay has developed a collaborative, participatory and youth-focussed approach to marine and coastal protection – a new approach to conservation in this South American country!��

With 33% of national waters protected the EU Overseas spearhead efforts in global marine conservation

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CEESP NEWS - By Indu Kumari & Sajan John, Wildlife Trust of India

On a sunny day in May 2016, coast guards in Quang Nam Province in Viet Nam found six endangered marine turtles caught by a local fisherman. The shiny shells of the beautiful green turtles and the rare hawksbill turtle reflected the bright sunlight. They were still alive. “It is illegal to catch…

When I decided to join the ������ϲʿ�������ֳ�ֱ�� Sea Turtle Volunteer Program in Con Dao in 2015, it had been a few months since I had quit my job. It was a stable office job but with many pressures that exhausted me: the daily traffic jam, fingerprint scans before and after work, office uniforms, business-style…

Back in 2015, I was a university student who travelled and went backpacking often. However the volunteer trip to Bay Canh Island in Con Dao National Park organized by ������ϲʿ�������ֳ�ֱ�� was a very different experience for me and unlike any other trip I had been on.

At a time where increasing pressure is being placed on the environment, the private sector is realising the importance of conserving natural habitats and biodiversity in order to protect the viability of their businesses. In Sri Lanka, as a symbol of their pledge to…

Where did life on Earth begin? The fact is, no one really knows. Charles Darwin imagined a “warm little pond”, while some scientists today speculate about tide pools and hot springs. Increasingly, however, scientists are narrowing in on one hypothesis: that life began around a deep sea…