Marine reserves
A growing body of scientific evidence demonstrates what we at Greenpeace have been saying for a long time: that the establishment of large-scale networks of marine reserves, urgently needed to protect marine species and their habitats, could be key to reversing global fisheries decline.
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Marine reserves success story: Cabo Pulmo, Mexico
Greenpeace Mexico oceans campaigner Alejandro Olivera, reveals how the thriving 20-year old marine reserve at Cabo Pulmo, which has seen fish increase by 463...
Seas in crisis? Fix the Common Fisheries Policy
Our seas are in peril: more
than 70 per cent of Europe's fish stocks are overfished, putting our most
popular species at risk if it continues. And the way...
Fashion and fish? Selfridges' Project Ocean is a powerful partnership
Selfridges launched Project Ocean with a bang last week. The
legendary department store's front is draped with a giant
banner asking ‘No more fish in the sea...
Selfridges launch Project Ocean
There’s a big splash on Oxford Street today as Selfridges -
the world’s best department store, on the busiest shopping street - has been
taken over for five...
Guest blog: Britain's Secret Seas - by Frank Pope
Ocean correspondent for the Times, and presenter of new BBC series Britain's Secret Seas (starting Sunday), Frank Pope shares his passion for our waters and...
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