Ocean dead zones are areas in the ocean with low oxygen levels, making it difficult for marine life to survive. The infographic on ocean dead zones highlights how excess nutrients contribute to algal blooms and the resulting loss of biodiversity. It also offers sustainable solutions, such as reducing runoff and restoring wetlands. For more information, read the full infographic and accompanying blog.
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The problem of ocean dead zones is growing, and it’s important to understand the factors contributing to their expansion, such as nutrient pollution and climate change. Learning about ocean dead zones reveals practical strategies to address this issue, including policy reform, sustainable agriculture, and reef restoration. These approaches aim to protect marine life, support coastal communities, and promote healthier oceans for future generations.
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Role in carbon storage, coastal protection, and marine biodiversity. These ecosystems are powerful allies in the climate fight—yet they’re under threat. Discover how mangroves and seagrasses help combat climate change in our latest infographic: "Blue Carbon Heroes". Explore why protecting them is vital.
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Uncover how mangroves and seagrasses safeguard our oceans and how marine conservationists lead the charge in protecting marine life. Our latest blog dives into their roles, responsibilities, and career journeys, plus how the Oceans Research Institute drives sustainability. Discover how you can make a difference. Read the full article on our website today!
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