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Than a0,000 species now threatened with extinction. and the international union for the conservation of nature revealed the latest update to this list here at the biodiversity talks in montreal. it laid out what conservationists have called a barrage of threats to the marine world. marine species are facing unsustainable fishing and by—catch, poaching, criminal networks, pollution, climate change, disease. the pillar coral thats found throughout the caribbean is now deemed critically endangere...

The 13th of december, although he may be allowed to participate remotely, via video link. conservation experts say the sea cow is being driven to the edge of extinction. according to an update of the international union for the conservation of natures red list, the dugong is almost wiped out in some parts of the world. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill sent this report from the un biodiversity conference in montreal. the red list is something no creature wants to be on. its a list of more ...

Marine species are facing unsustainable fishing and by—catch, poaching, criminal networks, pollution, climate change, disease. the pillar coral thats found throughout the caribbean is now deemed critically endangered, threatened by pollution and warming seas. many other species feed and live on these corals. the dugong, a large grazing marine mammal is now on the brink of extinction, with trawling and pollution wrecking its habitat. what is happening here in montreal aims to turn this around b...

From the un biodiversity conference in montreal. the red list is something no creature wants to be on. its a list of more than 40,000 species now threatened with extinction. and the international union for the conservation of nature revealed the latest update to this list here at the biodiversity talks in montreal. it laid out what conservationists have called a barrage of threats to the marine world. marine species are facing unsustainable fishing and by—catch, poaching, criminal networks, po...

Marine conservation groups are skeptical about the TACs allocated to European Member States this week by the EU Agriculture and Fisheries Council.