Information on good initiatives which preserve Indian Ocean Ecosystem Coral reefs, sea grass beds, and mangrove forests
The context :
- Occupying 20% of the earth’s surface, the Indian Ocean is a habitat to thousands of marine species.
- Ocean wildlife migration is essential to sustaining marine ecosystems.
Oceans absorb 80% of heat from the earth’s atmosphere, the Indian Ocean’s capacity to mitigate global warming is declining with repercussions such as the depletion of fish stocks.
Fish is key to food security in coastal communities worldwide and should thus be protected at all costs.
- Indian Ocean is home to 30% of the world’s coral reef cover.
- Generating energy from various sources, including waves, ocean currents, tidal range and currents, salinity gradients, and Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion
- A major tourist destination. : the ocean with turquoise waters, the beauty of the islands, the pristine white sand beaches, the spectacular landscapes, the richness of marine and coastal biodiversity delights nature lovers from all over the world.
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In Australia, an “extremely important” forest for its biodiversity entrusted to the Aboriginals
In Australia, an “extremely important” forest for its biodiversity entrusted to the Aboriginals It is a historic agreement.
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Bioregionalisation for the SW Pacific and Indian oceans
Bioregionalisation for the SW Pacific and Indian oceans Biogeographic regionalisation – or bioregionalisation for short – is a
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Importance of the marine biodiversity of the Western Indian Ocean
Importance of the marine biodiversity of the Western Indian Ocean Human livelihoods, and even industrial production, are
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India’s blue economy sets sail to unlock a sea of opportunities!
India’s blue economy sets sail to unlock a sea of opportunities! India holds immense potential for the blue
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5 reasons you should care about our ocean
5 reasons you should care about our ocean Our ocean is in serious trouble. Heating, pollution, acidification, and oxygen
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