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The UN Ocean Conference 2025 is a big moment for the future of our global ocean and Marine Conservation Society plan to call ...
A programme in Mexico has seen 18 axolotls successfully released, offering hope for the future of one of the world’s most ...
This event will bring together an international panel to present best practices in community engagement. Ocean conservation ...
Marine Conservation Society statement in reaction to North Sea oil tanker collision ...
Sharks aren’t just great whites and hammerheads – did you know there are more than 400 known species of shark in the world? And more than 40 of these, including some of the largest and fastest, can be ...
We supported environmental activist Laura Young's campaign against disposable vapes to highlight their impacts and drive action to limit pollution across the country. Today the ban on disposable vapes ...
In the Norwegian Deep, scampi, often referred to as Nephrops or Norway lobster, is data limited as there is very little information available about the population. There is concern for both fishing ...
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The UN Ocean Conference 2025 is a big moment for the future of our global ocean. Find out what it is and our plan to call for strong action there. Join us at a UN Ocean Conference event We are ...
On 13th February 1997, a huge storm near the coast of Cornwall pushed sixty-two containers off the cargo ship Tokio Express. One was filled with nearly five million pieces of Lego. Writer and ...