There are more than 15000 marine protected areas in the world, most of which allow commercial activities. Mankind has fully utilized or even overexploited 89% of the world's fish resources and destroyed nearly half of the world's coral reefs. Scientists believe that at least 30% of the world's oceans need to be designated as protected areas to protect the sound diversity of marine life. It is important that most protected areas should be close to the bustling coast. If an area is quarantined long enough, a large number of fish and organisms will rebound.Thriving fish will also gradually spread to neighboring waters. Intelligent protected areas can even make marine ecology more resilient under a variety of pressures, such as pollution, warming and acidification.
calling for?
Vigorously protect coral reefs