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Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation is in Catalonia, Spain.

On the last day of the UN #OceanDecade Conference, we’re talking about how partnerships and collaboration can help bring people together to make an impact on the water that is much bigger than the sum of our parts. Our friends from island nations in the Pacific have been especially successful in collaborating across borders to protect their waters. We heard about efforts to map and sustainably manage all of Tonga’s waters (including setting aside 30% as no-take #MPAs), convening partners to co-design marine conservation efforts in the Pacific (including the PCOOS workshop in #Fiji we participated in), and how small island nations in the Pacific have banned together to make a plan to improve conservation across the entire ocean basin (and the #highseas). ... See MoreSee Less

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Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation

The Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation is a member of the UN Ocean Decade’s Foundation Dialogue, a group of philanthropic organizations who are aligning our work to help meet the goals of the UN Ocean Decade. We had the privilege of meeting other Foundations Dialoge members for breakfast before heading to the #OceanDecade conference here in Barcelona. Thank you to our hosts, Fundação Grupo Boticário, for bringing us all together! ... See MoreSee Less

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We had an amazing first day at the UN Ocean Decade Conference, hearing from world leaders, scientists, policymakers, and artists about what we need to do to save our oceans. By working together, and affirming our joint commitment to meeting the bold ambitions of the UN Ocean Decade, we can have hope for the future health of our oceans. ... See MoreSee Less

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#SabíasQué | El fotógrafo Ryan Stalker se encontró con este balón en las aguas de Reino Unido y no pudo evitar preguntarse acerca del viaje que la pelota habría realizado para llegar hasta allí : porque si algo tiene claro Stalker, es que ese balón viene de lejos. Si no, ¿Cómo se iba a haber convertido en el hogar de una colonia de percebes? Estos moluscos no son nativos del país.Con esta fotografía, Stalker trata de visibilizar la capacidad de la basura humana para alterar el medio marino ; en este caso, transportando especies a lugares donde no son típicas y donde podrían convertirse en invasoras.La imagen, titulada por su autor Ocean Drifter (Vagabundo oceánico), fue la ganadora absoluta del concurso British Wildlife Photography Awards 2024 .Vía: National Geographic#WORATV #ABC5PR #t5media #NoticiasDigital #woradigital #WORAKR ... See MoreSee Less

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We’re at the UN #OceanDecade conference this week, working with the international conservation community to get the science we need for the ocean we want. If you can’t be here with us, follow the live stream below. ... See MoreSee Less

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