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Category: Conservation Wins

link to A Massive Florida Coral Reef Rescue Project is Underway

A Massive Florida Coral Reef Rescue Project is Underway

In Orlando Florida resides the Florida Coral Rescue Center. This center is made possible by SeaWorld Orlando, Disney Conservation Fund, Fish and Wildlife Foundation of Florida, the Florida Fish and...

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link to A World First: The Australian Rock Lobster is Now Sustainably Aquacultured

A World First: The Australian Rock Lobster is Now Sustainably Aquacultured

On Christmas Day of 2020, a Tasmanian company called Ornatas produced their first aquacultured baby Australian Rock Lobster also called the Southern Rock Lobster. This came to be after scaling up...

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link to Virginia Beach Diesel Sheen Immediately Cleaned Up

Virginia Beach Diesel Sheen Immediately Cleaned Up

In November of 2020, a diesel sheen was spotted in the Rudee Inlet area by the Virginia Beach Fire Department. That night a hazardous materials crew from the Virginia Beach Fire Department arrived on...

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link to How Marine Researchers Are Using Robots to Restore Our Coral Reefs

How Marine Researchers Are Using Robots to Restore Our Coral Reefs

In 2018 during the Great Barrier Reef's annual spawning event, the Queensland University of Technology deployed a "LarvalBot". This submersible robot assisted the corals with their re-population...

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link to How the Largest Manta Ray Fishery in the World was Turned into a Marine Sanctuary

How the Largest Manta Ray Fishery in the World was Turned into a Marine Sanctuary

The world’s largest manta ray fishery is located in Eastern Flores, Indonesia where the remote community of Lamakera resides. For centuries this community has hunted manta rays as a source of food...

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link to How the Critically Endangered Banggai Cardinal is Making a Comeback

How the Critically Endangered Banggai Cardinal is Making a Comeback

While the Banggai Cardinalfish was first described in 1933, in 1994, the species was rediscovered in Indonesia’s Banggai archipelago by prominent ichthyologist Dr. Gerald Allen. Dr. Allen...

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