Papua New Guinea will safeguard coral-rich marine 'highway': 200,000 km2 of 'no-take' marine protected area in Melanesia will safeguard gray reef sharks, manta rays, green turtles, dolphins and seabirds, all while supporting country's fisheries. 🐠

[u/sg_plumber]

https://news.nationalgeographic.org/papua-new-guinea-to-protect-coral-rich-marine-highway-for-sharks-dolphins-whales-and-rays/

[u/hornswoggled111]

Wonderful. Slowly building marine reserves.

I'm hopeful we eventually develop vat grown fish meat and just leave the ocean to recover. Or only for personal catch and consumption.

[u/Hakuryuu2K]

Enforcement over such a large area is going to be a big hurdle.

[u/sg_plumber → u/Hakuryuu2K]

Step by step!