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‼️ To reach #30x30, 85 new marine protected areas must be created DAILY. With #COP16Colombia approaching, a new study by Dynamic Planet and Pristine Seas highlights the urgent action required for effective coastal marine conservation. researchsquare.com/article/rs-522…

The Azores, a chain of nine islands in the Atlantic ocean that is part of Portugal, approved legislation to establish 287,000 square kilometers of marine protected areas — the largest MPA network in the North Atlantic. news.nationalgeographic.org/the-azores-est…

As Commonwealth nations meet in Samoa, they see what is at stake in #COP16 talks to protect oceans. Read analysis by @AngeliMehta. Enric Sala National Geographic Pristine Seas @PScotlandCSG The Commonwealth #CHOGM #30x30 Terry Slavin @LiamDowd10 #BlueEconomy #biodiversity reuters.com/sustainability…

Thoughtful reporting on the state of our warming oceans by tagesanzeiger. Read without paywall this weekend at tagesanzeiger.ch/meer-magazin-r…

🚨 Groundbreaking new study reveals that our world needs 85 new Marine Protected Areas every day. With only 8% of the global ocean protected governments must significantly increase their ocean protection ambitions. ⁠ Dive into the research👇researchsquare.com/article/rs-522… ⁠

As leaders gather in Cali for #COP16Colombia, they must ensure that ‘protecting our ocean’ means truly protecting it. The #30x30 target will only be meaningful if we protect areas effectively — not just on paper. The time to act is now. news.mongabay.com/2024/10/at-cop…

Blacktip reef shark patrolling the reef flat at Bokak Atoll, Republic of the Marshall Islands.

School of rabbitfishes (Siganus argenteus) in the lagoon of Bokak Atoll in the Republic of the Marshall Islands.

Prince William congratulates the five Winners of The Earthshot Prize 2024 and shares his words of optimism. It's time to repair and regenerate our planet. The Prince and Princess of Wales #EarthshotCapeTown

For people to care about the natural world, they need to fall in love with it. Protecting nature requires both the head and the heart.

Just when we think there is nothing left to discover on planet earth, we find a massive coral made of nearly one billion little polyps, pulsing with life and color. 🪸 nationalgeographic.com/environment/ar…

“Finding this mega coral is like discovering the tallest tree on earth,” founder of National Geographic Pristine Seas & #HeinzAward winner Enric Sala tells @natgeo about his team's discovery of the "world’s largest coral—so big it can be seen from space." nationalgeographic.com/environment/ar…

🪸BIG NEWS! The world’s largest coral – measuring longer than a blue whale 🐋 - has been found near the Solomon Islands in the Pacific Ocean by a National Geographic Pristine Seas expedition. As we celebrate this marvel, we also recognize our responsibility to protect it. Coral reefs like this

An underwater cinematographer thought he discovered a shipwreck in the waters of the Solomon Islands. It turned out to be the world’s largest coral

1/2. “It is perfectly possible to rebuild life in our ocean to avoid ecological disaster. There is a way to make the ocean healthy again for the creatures that live in it and the humans who depend on them – which is, actually, all of humanity.” – Enric Sala

Hace unos días National Geographic Pristine Seas anunció el descubrimiento del coral más grande del mundo en las Islas Salomón (Oceanía). La estructura tiene 300 años de antigüedad y alcanza 34 metros de ancho, 32 metros de largo y 5,5 metros de alto, con una circunferencia de 183 metros, por lo

Coral reefs harbor more biodiversity than any other ocean ecosystem, provide food security for millions of people, and protect our shores from devastating tropical storms. If we are to preserve them and all the benefits they provide, we need to give them space. 🪸

It's #WildlifeWednesday! Did you know the Minke whale can be as loud as a jet plane, up to 152 decibels?! We helped protect a habitat of this magnificent whale alongside RSPB & National Geographic Pristine Seas 🐳 Read more about the 700,000 km2 Tristan da Cunha: wysscampaign.org/project-list/t…

Proud of my friend Manu San Felix for a great discovery on the National Geographic Pristine Seas expedition’s created by my friend Enric Sala protecting and showing a way forward between the Oceans, Governments and the People that their ways of life are threaded with the seas…..a way forward…!

Starfish eating a mussel growing on red algae near Cape Horn, Chile.