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A New Partnership Aims to Protect Our Fragile Oceans—Here s How Travelers Can Help
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The new partnership aims to protect 7 million square miles of ocean over the next five years.
Conservation International and Pew Charitable Trusts are teaming up to protect 7 million square miles of ocean. There are many ways travelers can join the effort to preserve oceans as well. share this article
More than 80 percent of the worldâs oceans remain unmapped, making them some of the Earthâs most mysteriousâand least exploredâregions.Â
Theyâre also one of the planetâs least protected places, according to Laure Katz, director of Conservation Internationalâs Seascapes Program. âThereâs no question that ocean conservation is generationally behind terrestrial conservation,â said Katz. âThe ocean is still very foreign to a lot of people, and that direct connection to what the ocean provides us every day gets lost.â
Warming waters could spell trouble for Lake Michigan
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MADISON (WKOW) Warming waters may soon have profound impacts on Lake Michigan, according to a new study from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Association (NOAA).
The study was published in mid-March after researchers with NOAA analyzed 30 years of data.
The information comes from a buoy that sits in-between Wisconsin and Michigan, towards the southern end of the lake.
A cable is attached to this buoy and stretches around 500 feet deep, equipped with sensors that measure temperatures at different depths. This thermistor string has been in Lake Michigan since 1990, measuring temperatures every hour for the last 30 years.