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In a first-of-its-kind study in Nature News and Comment, National Geographic Society Explorer in Residence and #PristineSeas founder Enric Sala and a team of colleagues share a blueprint for ramping up ocean protections by at least 30% by 2030.
The study shows how this level of protection would contribute to more abundant seafood and provide a cheap, natural solution to help solve climate change, alongside economic benefits.
#30x30 #CampaignForNature
Happy World Oceans Day!
I would love to see this with my own eyes one day. There are so many wonders in this world. So many adventures. Let's all do our part in making sure that there will always be amazing adventures to be had.
So beautiful la, this world we live in :)
Repost from @natgeo "Celebrates World Oceans Day - photo by @daviddoubilet The #GreatBarrierReef is the worlds largest and recognized coral reef in the world. It was designated a #Unesco #WorldHeritageSite in 1981. The Great Barrier Reef along with most coral reefs are struggling in the face of climate change and physical degradation. My underwater colleagues at @natgeo are passionate talented people determined to make a difference through the power of the photograph. Every day is World Ocean Day in their lives. I am honored to be part of such an esteemed energetic and team focused on ocean awareness and conservation. Thank you to @natgeo for recognizing the importance of celebrating oceans through #WorldOceansDay with National Geographic's #PristineSeas Program."
