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.
Article tagged as: marine reserves
Campaign updates
Sharks need parks (and for you to stop rubbing them on your face)
Okay, so it’s unlikely you’ll ever see a hammerhead
on a helter-skelter; it’s fair to say you won’t see many basking sharks
see-sawing with sawfish; and...
A big step forward for our oceans
For a long time organisations like Greenpeace, backed by people like you, have been calling for stronger protection of our oceans.
Last week showed our voices...
The Italian Job: reeling in the Italian tuna industry
The sands in
the tuna campaign have shifted again, and the oceans and tuna will ultimately be
better off for it. Our Italian colleagues have just announced...
New Antarctic Ocean Alliance to blaze trail for marine reserves
According to some people, 2012 is supposed to be a year of
transformative events. Well I don’t know about astronomical alignments,
the Mayan calendar and all...
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...
