CITES Now Protects Sharks and Manta Rays

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Although it’s merely scratching the surface of what’s needed for ocean conservation, 5 species of sharks and 2 species of manta rays are now internationally protected under CITES.

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5 Interesting Manta Ray Facts

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Manta rays are some of the ocean’s largest, most graceful creatures. Read on to discover 5 interesting facts about manta rays!

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The Damaging Effects of Fertilizers on Marine Ecosystems

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It can be easy to fall into the thinking that what happens on land has nothing to do with the sea, but we need to remember that ecosystems are cyclical, and everything we do has an impact elsewhere on our planet.

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The Sobering Reality of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch

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Waste disposal is one of the most significant problems facing the people of the world today. If we don’t get a handle on it, the oceans — our life force — could become a toxic wasteland.

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A Lifetime of Love in the Sea

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When two people share a deep love of the sea, there’s no man nor beast that can come between them.

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5 Endangered Dolphin Species

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Dolphins are some of the world’s most beloved ocean creatures, but for these 5 species, time is quickly running out.

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Fishy Business at Cayman Turtle Farm

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The Cayman Turtle Farm boasts its conservation efforts, but not everyone is convinced of their altruism, least of all the World Society for the Protection of Animals.

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15 Island Nations Come Together for Ocean Conservation

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Ocean conservation can no longer be a back-burner concept, and the forces behind Pacific Oceanscape intend to see that it reaches the forefront of the world’s concern.

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Why Seagrasses Are Important to Marine Ecosystems

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Seagrasses are not just ornamental plants — they play a vital role in the survival of many marine creatures, as well as the health of life on land.

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What’s the Difference Between a Thermocline and a Halocline?

A distinct halocline creates an area of blurriness where fresh and saltwater mix together

Thermoclines and haloclines are often mistaken for one another by divers and other aqua enthusiasts. Let Aquaviews help you out with our easy-to-understand breakdown of what each one is comprised of, and you’ll never mistake one for the other again!

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