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Big Island divers unite with Aqualung, PADI for #DiveForEarthDay : Big Island Now - Vimarsana News

Big Island divers unite with Aqualung, PADI for #DiveForEarthDay : Big Island Now

Nonprofit Ho‘omalu Ke Kai and business Seasport Divers are behind the Kaua‘i cleanup efforts.

Fishing regulators need more transparency, ocean groups say - Vimarsana News

Fishing regulators need more transparency, ocean groups say

More transparency in regional fisheries management organizations that were set up by the United Nations to measure and conserve fish populations is needed if fish species are to be protected,

Limited-edition Plymouth Gin - Vimarsana News

Limited-edition Plymouth Gin

Plymouth Gin launches new limited-edition bottle and for every ‘Ocean Edition’ bottle sold, £1 will be donated to the Ocean Conservation Trust. The

Barbados Bond Captures Award - Barbados Today - Vimarsana News

Barbados Bond Captures Award - Barbados Today

Barbados has won the global, highly-commended Sustainability-linked Bond of the Year Award for its Blue Bond for Ocean Conservation at home. The Environmental Finance Bond Awards for 2023 were recently announced by Environmental-Finance.com, an online news and analysis service established in 1999 to report on sustainable investment, green finance and the people and companies active in environmental markets. The online service said

Citizens Need to be Empowered with Marine Environment Decisions, Research Says - Vimarsana News

Citizens Need to be Empowered with Marine Environment Decisions, Research Says

Government and political institutions should do more to make citizens feel empowered within marine environment decisions and give them the right to participate, new research shows.