1. The Ocean Conservancy

    09.May.07, 17:24 EDT Blog edited on: 31.Oct.07, 23:04 EDT
    The Ocean Conservancy (www.oceanconservancy.org) Through research, education, and advocacy, The Ocean Conservancy informs, inspires, and empowers people to act on behalf of the ocean. The Ocean Conservancy has four priorities: Protecting Marine Wildlife, Restoring Fisheries, Conserving Special Ocean Places, and Reforming Ocean Governance. turtle_1.jpgFrom the Ocean Conservancy The Ocean Conservancy's four strategic priorities reflect the critical ocean conservation issues that will be the main focus of our efforts. Although we recognize that climate change will have significant impact on the ocean—including possible regime changes, rising sea levels, and accelerated coral bleaching—many other organizations are engaged in understanding and addressing climate change. We believe that we can make the most tangible contribution to ocean health by building on our historic accomplishments, strengths, and expertise. ESC SUPPORTS SEE Turtles The Sea turtle Ecological Expeditions (SEE Turtles) program promotes learning about these amazing creatures and encourages wise sea turtle ecotourism in locations where visitors‚ travel dollars support local turtle protection efforts. The International Coastal Cleanup Each year, on a single day in September, half-a-million people across the globe join forces to remove waste from beaches and waterways, promote year-round prevention of marine debris, and show their support for clean coasts and oceans. Florida Wildlife Program Ocean Conservancy staff work closely with coastal homeowners, fishing groups, and government officials to find collaborative solutions for reducing harm to sea turtles and manatees.
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