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Expanded Marine Protections Benefited Hawaii Tuna Fishery Study Shows

Table of Contents Expanded Marine Protections Benefited Hawaii Tuna Fishery, Study Shows Tuna swim in a purse seine net. The expansion of two large marine protected areas in the Pacific Ocean led to increases in catch and revenue of bigeye and yellowfin tuna for the Hawaii longline tuna fleet, a new analysis shows. Fabien Forget ISSF Contradicting concerns from longline commercial fishing operators in the Pacific region, tuna industry revenue actually increased following the expansion of two large U.S. marine protected areas (MPAs) in the Pacific Ocean, a new analysis shows. The work builds upon a study published in the journal

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Biden Plan To Conserve More Ocean Habitat Worries Hawaii Fishing Interests

Biden Plan To Conserve More Ocean Habitat Worries Hawaii Fishing Interests
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Biden commits to tripling protected lands Here s how he ll do it

The U.S. commits to tripling its protected lands. Here’s how it could be done. Sarah Gibbens © Photograph by Amy Toensing, Nat Geo Image Collection White clouds float over an empty field in Upper River Breaks National Monument in Montana. Hundreds of different birds, mammals, and fish exist in their natural state in this wilderness area spanning more than 375,000 acres. In an executive order issued on January 27 to address the climate crisis, President Joe Biden ordered a pause on new oil and gas leases on public lands and created a White House office of environmental justice. He also quietly committed his administration to an ambitious conservation goal to protect 30 percent of U.S. land and coastal seas by 2030.

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The U S commits to tripling its protected lands Here s how it could be done

The U.S. commits to tripling its protected lands. Here’s how it could be done. Sarah Gibbens © Photograph by Amy Toensing, Nat Geo Image Collection White clouds float over an empty field in Upper River Breaks National Monument in Montana. Hundreds of different birds, mammals, and fish exist in their natural state in this wilderness area spanning more than 375,000 acres. In an executive order issued on January 27 to address the climate crisis, President Joe Biden ordered a pause on new oil and gas leases on public lands and created a White House office of environmental justice. He also quietly committed his administration to an ambitious conservation goal to protect 30 percent of U.S. land and coastal seas by 2030.

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Surprising Fact: Dogs Can Sniff Some Ant Species!

Close In Honolulu, Hawaii, a colony of seabirds within the Johnston Atoll National Wildlife Refuge within the Pacific Remote Islands Marine National Monument is threatened by the invasive yellow crazy ants. The invasive species found their way to the nature reserve and started disrupting the seabird colony s lives. If this alarming situation continues, the birds might face a significant drop in numbers. To combat the invasion, The US Fish and Wildlife Services (FWS) has been working hard to remove not just the yellow crazy ants but all non-native, invasive species from the reserve, especially those who can potentially cause the local wildlife harm.

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