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Why it’s Important to Protect our Oceans

Posted on 5th April 2020 by Freddie Barnes

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Many people consider marine issues not that big of a deal. Mainly because it does not affect us directly. But, if we keep this up, it will affect us directly and not in a good way. Marine conservation is important because…

71% of the world is water

71% of the world is water. That’s right. The world is made up of water mostly. If we don’t do something, then that water will continue to deteriorate, and we will face the dire consequences. Ocean warming is making a lot of noise and alarming researchers all over the globe.

With too much heat from greenhouse gas emissions, ocean temperatures are on the rise. Rising ocean temperatures will take its toll on marine species and ecosystems.

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We ourselves are perpetrators

It is also important to protect the oceans because we are destroying it ourselves. We may not remember or know it, but we did something that is really bad for the ocean and we can’t take that back.

Throwing our trash in the ocean or in different bodies of water. Dumping tissues or plastic down the toilet. And so much more things we do. This is more than just righting our wrongs. This is about preserving a planet for the next generations who are going to occupy it when we are gone.

We owe it to them to save the oceans now or they might, and they will suffer the consequences of our actions.

A Great Education Path

Not many students consider marine-related courses or programs. The problem is that they don’t see much value from these field of studies and they assume opportunities are not in that industry.

But this is more than just an industry. We are talking about making the world a better place. With that said, more students are now finding great value in terms of achievements and careers in marine-related studies and professions.

This is why it is important we get involved.

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Efficient Ways to Educate People About Marine Conservation

Posted on 3rd April 2020 by Freddie Barnes

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These days, it is important that we educate people, especially the younger generation about marine conservation. We face serious issues that may result in catastrophic results if we don’t act now.

There are so many topics to talk about marine conservation like the crisis with coral destruction, oil pollution, noise pollution, and so much more. But there are also newfound solutions on how to preserve and save the oceans all over the world.

Here are some ways to educate the public about the value of marine research, awareness, and conservation.

Focus Groups

These sessions are focused mainly on ideas about a new product. But we can change it up a bit and initiate a topic on how to battle the many threats against marine life. During focus groups, people can brainstorm ideas and really get involved in the discussion that may result in viable information and insights.

During focus groups, participants are focused, and they want to contribute. If you can encourage them to contribute during that, then you are one step closer to inspiring them to take a step forward for the sake of marine conservation.

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Documentaries

A quick way to educate people is to show them a documentary tackling the many issues surrounding marine life all over the world. With over hundreds of documentaries to choose from, you are sure to generate interest.

Most documentaries focus on the big issues, so they show what’s happening no matter how heavy or bad the information and images are. But, with all the content they see, they comprehend that these issues are really destroying not only the oceans but the planet itself.

With fear comes awareness and with awareness comes action. But fear should not drive us. It is only a factor that drives us. What should motivate us to take action is our passion to really make a difference, a long-lasting difference for the next generation.

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Recreational Activities

When we say recreational activities, we mean activities that make people think and act. For example, diving. Through diving, people see the ocean to what it really is, an ecosystem of magnificence.

We can even stage online casino activities with ocean-themed slot machines. Believe it or not, there are actually slot titles that talk about marine conservation. Check out Platinum play to know more about what we are talking about.

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Top Marine Conservation Organisations Changing the World

Posted on 29th December 2019 by Freddie Barnes

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It has been unfortunate and heart-breaking to see ocean life slowly deteriorate each coming day. For every kilo of trash we clean, one ton is thrown in the ocean. With so much trash to clean and so much problems to resolve, there are those we call the ocean warriors fighting for ocean life every day.

These organisations contribute to the betterment of marine life and biodiversity through actions and words. Some of them clean the ocean literally while others inspire millions of people to get involved.

With that said, here are some of the awesome marine conservation and awareness organisations active in saving the planet.

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Oceana

Their motto “Protecting the World’s Oceans” has been recognised all over and people are taking part. Oceana is an organisation that explores oceans in countries “that govern much of the world’s marine life.”

They also win policy victories to make a big impact on the world’s oceans. The organisation was founded back in 2001 and has provided a lot of campaigns, workshops, and exploration for the sake of marine life.

Oceana is focused on advocating and furthering fishery management and restoring the world’s oceans to what they used to be hundreds of years ago, filled with life and not garbage.

Oceana is active online and in different media platforms. Everything they distribute provides information and creates awareness.

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Coral Reef Alliance

This organisation is active all over from the coast of California to the great mountains of Fiji. The alliance is made up of fishermen, divers, students, government officials, scientists, and more.

The Coral Reef Alliance is focused on protecting and restoring the most threatened marine ecosystem and habitat. They are conducting research and studies on how to improve coral reef health as one of the biggest issues concerning marine life are coral bleaching and coral destruction.

They have been active in educating people all over the globe through immersive workshops on how everyone can contribute may it be on a small or large scale.

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Project AWARE Foundation

Marine debris, sharks in danger, and destruction of habitats are just some of the issues this organisation battles every day. Most members are divers and they spend most of their time exploring the ocean and finding ways on how to improve marine conservation.

When they surface above, they collate all information and inform people to spread awareness and ignite action.

If you are thinking of learning more about marine life and the threats we face today, these are the organisations you contact.

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