Biodiversity > Antarctic commission urged to unfreeze Antarctica’s marine protected areas process

Antarctic commission urged to unfreeze Antarctica’s marine protected areas process

Published 10:47 on October 16, 2023  /  Last updated at 16:15 on October 19, 2023  / /  Biodiversity, International

Governments and their related organisations are not doing enough to protect marine life at the southern end of the planet and must resolve long-standing issues around three crucial areas in the region, scientists and environmentalists said as governments on Monday gathered in Hobart, Australia for two weeks of negotiations on Antarctic marine living resources.
Governments and their related organisations are not doing enough to protect marine life at the southern end of the planet and must resolve long-standing issues around three crucial areas in the region, scientists and environmentalists said as governments on Monday gathered in Hobart, Australia for two weeks of negotiations on Antarctic marine living resources.


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