Australian philanthropy group commits A$240 mln to ocean conservation, R&D efforts

Published 03:14 on March 2, 2023  /  Last updated at 08:13 on March 2, 2023  / /  Biodiversity

An Australian philanthropic organisation has committed A$35 million ($23.6 mln) to safeguard some 18 million square kilometres of global ocean biodiversity, as part of a wider A$240 mln pledge made to ocean conservation and research.
An Australian philanthropic organisation has committed A$35 million ($23.6 mln) to safeguard some 18 million square kilometres of global ocean biodiversity, as part of a wider A$240 mln pledge made to ocean conservation and research.


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