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Ecuador analyzes debt swap to create new Galapagos reserve
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Detectan primer barco de gigantesca flota pesquera china cerca de las islas Galápagos
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China s leaders see distant water fleets as a way to project presence around the world. The aim is to be present all over the world s oceans so that they can direct the outcomes of international agreements that cover maritime resources. Tabitha Mallory, CEO of China Ocean Institute and affiliate professor at the University of Washington, Axios, March 23, 2021.
In the past five years, more than 500 abandoned wooden fishing boats, often with skeletons of starved North Korean fishermen aboard, have washed up on the shores of Japan. For years the cause was unknown, until it was found out that the likely reason was that an armada of Chinese industrial boats fish illegally in North Korean waters.. It is estimated that China s fishing vessels have depleted squid stocks in North Korean waters by 70%.
Ecologists seek to expand Galapagos Marine Reserve
The Ecuadoran president is to decide on a proposal to expand the islands’ marine reserve, seen as vital to protect the world heritage site from the fishing industry
By Dan Collyns / The Guardian
Strolling along a beach dotted with sea lion pups and their mothers barking at one another, utterly unconcerned by your presence, is a singularly magical experience. On the trail leading to the shore on tiny Seymour Island, noisily courting blue-footed boobies and frigate birds are equally unruffled by the presence of humans.
Getting up close to the natural world without disturbing it seems as refreshingly easy on the Galapagos Islands today as when Charles Darwin visited on HMS Beagle in 1835. Isolated from the mainland, the archipelago’s unique endemic species from giant tortoises to finches helped Darwin set out his theory of evolution in On the Origin of Species.
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