Marine Conservation


Roundn Grenadier Skolest (<i>Coryphaenoides rupestris</i>)

Alps of the undersea - a haven for deep sea life

A critical part of the vulnerable and largely unexplored waters of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge, the vast underwater mountain chain in the Atlantic Ocean is to be protected.

Find out more about the towering barrier under the waves and the amazing life it supports.
 

Uncovering underwater treasures of the Coral Triangle. Follow the expedition
 

Don't net what you don't need!

Modern fishing gear is very efficient at catching fish - as well as many other creatures in its path. These other animals are called bycatch.

Bycatch is devastating our oceans. Yet it need not be this way. Find out how in our bycatch website
 

Stinky Fish, the new star for sustainable seafood

Meet Stinky

Destructive fishing has many critics, with the newest being an animated fish puppet emerging from an icebox to push the virtues of sustainable seafood.

Visit the Stinky Fish site and find out more...
 


Latest news

03 Jul 2008
Presidential support for Coral Triangle Initiative
On Monday, June 23rd President Gloria Arroyo of the Philippines, together with WWF, The Nature Conservancy and Conservation International held a luncheon with CEOs and top officials of various public and private organizations, to enlist their support of Coral Triangle Initiative, which the President and her country are founding members of.

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Smarter fishing to save marine turtles

Find out about our exciting, collaborative work with fishers and partners in Latin America and the Caribbean to reduce bycatch of marine turtles and secure sustainable fisheries. Check out the website

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