Mcsuk.org Website Review

the marine conservation society is the uk’s leading marine charity. we work to ensure our seas are healthy, pollution free and protected. our seas are under immense pressure: too many fish are being taken out, too much rubbish is being thrown in and too little is being done to protect our precious wildlife. our vision is for seas full of life where nature flourishes and people thrive.. over 3,000 sq km of our seabed is now protected from bottom-towed gear. healthy seas lock in carbon and help protect the planet from the devastating effects of climate change. to the shelf limits, scotland has 61% of uk waters, of which 23% are now in existing or new ‘marine protected areas’. the latest advice, top tips and recipes for buying and cooking fish that is sustainably sourced. use our guide to find out more about our marine wildlife and where it lives. our shop is full of lots of beautiful products, ideal for gifts or for yourself.. news government waste and resources strategy 'will make recycling easier’. the government has released its new waste and resources strategy. michael gove says it will make recycling easier, but although a deposit return scheme will be consulted on, among other fresh recycling plans, there are too few measures to address the continued fatbergs in uk sewers cost water companies (and their customers) millions of pounds to remove. but we can all help fight the bergs by not putting fats, oils and greases down the drain and keep the festive fog monster at bay. manta rays, whitetip reef sharks, and large swirling schools of snapper all frequent the coral filled waters of the maldives below the vast shadows of whale sharks. even humphead wras*e make an appearance. our frequently surveyed site rasdhoo madivaru coral reef, is known to be the only maldives location for scalloped hammerhead sharks (though we haven’t spotted them yet).. news microplastics present in all marine turtles examined in new study. researchers have found microplastic in the digestive systems of every turtle examined in a study. they say that, while the effects of the