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The 35 pages that link to Marine conservation, each with the reason it gives.

• OceanographyRelated: Oceanographic evidence informs decisions about vulnerable habitats and species.

• Deep-sea fishRelated: Deep-sea fish face pressures from fishing and seabed disturbance in poorly surveyed habitats.

• Marine biologyRelated: Biological evidence helps identify threats and guide protection measures.

• NudibranchRelated: Nudibranchs depend on vulnerable habitats and food species that conservation can protect.

• ClownfishRelated: Clownfish depend on healthy reefs and anemones threatened by environmental change and collection.

• GreenpeaceRelated: Ocean protection, including opposition to destructive fishing, is a longstanding campaign area.

• AnnobónRelated: The island’s surrounding waters make stewardship and resource management consequential.

• Diving duckRelated: Sea ducks rely on coastal and offshore habitats vulnerable to human impacts.

• Inner HebridesRelated: The archipelago’s waters support conservation work alongside fishing and tourism.

• Revillagigedo IslandsRelated: Conservation measures address fishing pressure and protect the archipelago’s biodiversity.

• TriggerfishRelated: Reef degradation and fishing pressure can affect triggerfish populations and their habitats.

• HurghadaRelated: Reef protection helps preserve the ecosystems on which local tourism depends.

• Marine lifeRelated: It addresses threats to marine life through policy, research, and habitat protection.

• AgalégaRelated: The islands’ surrounding waters and reefs are vulnerable to development and resource pressures.

• Drinking strawRelated: Reducing littered straws supports broader efforts to protect marine wildlife and habitats.

• Velvet crabRelated: Harvesting velvet crabs can be considered alongside the health of rocky-shore ecosystems.