Célébrons les 10 années d’engagement de Global Ocean Legacy pour la protection des océans

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Célébrons les 10 années d’engagement de Global Ocean Legacy pour la protection des océans

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Depuis 2006, le programme Héritage Mondial des Océans de The Pew Charitable Trusts travaille avec les populations locales, les autorités coutumières, les gouvernements, les scientifiques et autre organismes pour protéger les océans; une partie de notre planète essentielle aux cultures insulaires et à la vie marine. Le programme international Héritage Mondial des Océans a participé à la création de neuf grandes réserves marines: Palau, Chagos, Mer de Corail, Fosse des Mariannes, îles éloignées du Pacifique, île de Pâques, Pitcairn, Kermadec et Papahānumokuākea. 

À ce jour, Héritage Mondial des Océans a participé à la protection de plus de 6,3 millions de kilomètres carrés d'océan. Pour plus d’informations sur le programme Héritage Mondial des Océans, rendez-vous sur globaloceanlegacy.org. 

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