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Global Ocean Legacy

La Isla de Pascua es un “territorio especial” de Chile y está ubicada al sudeste del Océano Pacífico, aproximadamente a 4.000 kilómetros (2.500 millas) al oeste del territorio continental chileno. Se sabe que las aguas de la provincia de la Isla de Pascua, en gran parte aún sin explorar, contienen puntos geológicos calientes y áreas de rara biodiversidad. Allí es posible encontrar especies de peces altamente migratorios y montes submarinos de entre 8,4  y 13,1 millones de años de antigüedad. 

Pew está trabajando con la comunidad indígena rapanui de Isla de Pascua y el Gobierno chileno para crear una gran reserva marina completamente protegida en estas aguas de tanto interés geológico. Si finalmente se designa, la reserva sería una de las más grandes de su clase en el mundo y permitiría salvaguardar el ecosistema oceánico único de la isla y las prácticas de pesca tradicionales de los rapanui.

Press Releases & Statements September 15, 2016

Pew elogia la designación de la Reserva marina de las Islas Pitcairn

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Press Releases & Statements September 15, 2016

LONDRES. The Pew Charitable Trusts se une al Consejo de la Isla de Pitcairn en elogio al Gobierno de Su Majestad por haber asignado 320.465 mi2 (unos 830.000 km2) como parque marino en las aguas remotas del archipiélago Pitcairn, en el gcéano Pacífico Sur.

Video September 20, 2016

10 Years of Commitment to Ocean Protection

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Video September 20, 2016

Since 2006, The Pew Charitable Trusts Global Ocean Legacy project has worked with indigenous groups, community leaders, government officials, scientists and other organizations to help protect the ocean; a part of the planet that is key to some island cultures and marine life. The Global Ocean Legacy campaign has aided in the creation of nine major marine reserves: Palau, Chagos, Coral Sea, Marianas Trench, Pacific Remote Islands, Easter Island, Pitcairn, Kermadecs, and Papahānumokuākea. To date, Global Ocean Legacy has helped safeguard more than 2.4 million square miles of ocean. For more about the Global Ocean Legacy project please visit, globaloceanlegacy.org.

Press Releases & Statements August 26, 2016

Pew celebra la ampliación del Monumento Marino Nacional de Papahānaumokuākea

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Press Releases & Statements August 26, 2016

HONOLULU. Pew Charitable Trusts se une a sus socios en Hawái y a la comunidad científica para elogiar el anuncio realizado hoy por el presidente Barack Obama, por medio del cual se comunicó la ampliación del Monumento Marino Nacional de las Islas de Sotavento de Hawái, también conocido como Papahānaumokuākea, cuya superficie ha pasado a ser de 582.578 millas cuadradas (1,5 millones de kilómetros cuadrados).

Data Visualization February 8, 2014

Global Ocean Legacy Mapa

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Data Visualization February 8, 2014

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Pew Bertarelli Ocean Legacy
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Pew and the Bertarelli Foundation created a new partnership with the goal of increasing the number of fully protected parks in the sea from nine to 15 by 2022.

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Pew and the Bertarelli Foundation created a new partnership with the goal of increasing the number of fully protected parks in the sea from nine to 15 by 2022.

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Podcast June 23, 2017

Our Blue Planet–Protecting the Ocean

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Podcast June 23, 2017

Three-quarters of our planet is covered with water—and it’s this water that sustains life. But our liquid planet, home to half of the world’s known creatures and plants, is facing multiple threats, such as overfishing and commercial development. That’s why leading scientists say that 30 percent of our oceans should be protected. Host Dan LeDuc explores why this 30 percent data point is important with two people committed to safeguarding the oceans: native Hawaiian Sol Kaho’ohalahala, whose culture and livelihood depend on sustainable seas; and Matt Rand, who directs the Pew Bertarelli Ocean Legacy Project and has been working with people like Kaho’ohalahala since 2006 to keep our oceans healthy.

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Article December 22, 2015

2015's Biggest Marine Reserve Wins in 12 Stunning Photos

From Palau to Easter Island, a visual tour of the major gains in ocean conservation
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Article December 22, 2015

2015 was a landmark year for ocean conservation. With the announcements of the Palau National Marine Sanctuary, an Easter Island Marine Park, the Pitcairn Islands Marine Reserve, and the Kermadec Ocean Sanctuary, more than 2.5 million square kilometers of additional ocean (about 965,000 square miles) will soon be fully protected. This will increase the total amount of ocean safeguarded at this level to 6.5 million square kilometers (2.5 million square miles).

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