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WDCS's Erich Hoyt speaks out for Marine Protected Areas

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If you have not had the chance please take a few minutes to go and see The BBC Green Room features WDCS's Erich Hoyt. Erich is a research fellow and Critical Habitat/MPA Programme lead for WDCS. 

'As the world marks the first UN Oceans Day, marine scientist Erich
Hoyt says too little of the oceans has been set aside to protect marine
life. In this week's Green Room, he explains why vast protected areas
are needed to ensure the long term survival of marine mammals such as
whales and dolphins.'

The full text of the piece on the BBC site by Erich can be found here.

WDCS's Homes for Whales and Dolphins is a rich source of information on protected areas, as is the WDCS supported site Cetacean Habitat where you can find details of the world's existing cetacean protected areas

This entry was posted by Chris Butler-Stroud on Saturday, June 13. 2009 at 16:45. and is filed under Author - CEO. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own blog. All new comments are subject to moderation before being displayed.
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