COVID lockdown allows study of tourism's impa
The COVID lockdown allowed study of tourism’s impact on fishes in Hawaii's Molokini crater, showing that pandemic-forced dip in visitation benefits reef fish in a high-use marine protected area.
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The COVID lockdown allowed study of tourism’s impact on fishes in Hawaii's Molokini crater, showing that pandemic-forced dip in visitation benefits reef fish in a high-use marine protected area.
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Researchers took advantage of the pandemic to see how thousands of snorkelers can change an ecosystem.
One of the world’s last remaining natural paradises is being damaged by the expansion of salmon farming in Chile, scientists and environmentalists have warned.
PUERTO NATALES/PUNTA ARENAS, Chile — Pristine waters, partially covered in sea ice, reflect the early morning light while a flock of flamingos basks in the warmth of the sun near the coast. A few meters away, on the mainland, stands a huge white shed with a red roof: a factory for processing salmon, completed just […]