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NCCThe Folkestone Marine Reserve & Marine Museum in Barbados was established in 1981 to protect coastal and marine ecosystems. It extends 2.2 km along the coast and has different zones, including scientific, recreation, and northern/southern zones. Activities like dynamiting reefs and fishing are prohibited. The reserve aims to maintain ecosystems, provide education, and allow research. It contains different reefs and is an important area for fisheries, recreation, and scientific study.
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Great barrier reef presentation
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Great barrier reef
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Conservation of marine ecosystem
Marine conservation aims to protect ocean ecosystems through planned management to prevent overexploitation of resources. It addresses issues like species loss, habitat degradation, and ecosystem changes. Conservation techniques include marine protected areas with different zones allowing varying human activities. Technologies help protect endangered species and habitats while benefiting fishermen. Notable protected areas include the Great Barrier Reef and Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument. Laws govern conservation internationally and within countries.
Plight of coral reefs in tobago
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