Marine Species Conservation

Marine species conservation involves protecting ocean wildlife and their habitats to ensure healthy, balanced ecosystems. It includes actions like regulating fishing to prevent overharvesting, establishing protected areas such as marine parks, addressing pollution, and combating climate change impacts like ocean warming and acidification. These efforts help preserve the diversity of marine life, support fisheries, and maintain the ecological services oceans provide, such as carbon absorption and coastal protection. Overall, marine conservation aims to sustain vibrant, resilient ocean environments for future generations while maintaining the ecological and economic benefits they offer.