Marine Reserve

A marine reserve is a designated area of ocean or coast where human activities like fishing, mining, and development are limited or restricted to protect marine life and habitats. These protected zones help conserve fish populations, coral reefs, and other marine ecosystems, allowing ecosystems to thrive and recover. Marine reserves can vary in size and rules, but their main goal is to promote sustainable use of ocean resources, support biodiversity, and ensure the health of the marine environment for future generations.