Asia Pacific > Palau sparks marine protection optimism with high seas treaty ratification

Palau sparks marine protection optimism with high seas treaty ratification

Published 01:48 on January 23, 2024  /  Last updated at 17:10 on January 23, 2024  /  Asia Pacific, Biodiversity, International, Other APAC

The Pacific Island nation of Palau has ratified the UN’s Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdictions (BBNJ) treaty, sparking optimism that sufficient momentum can build for the treaty to enter into force, making it possible for the global community to protect vast tracts of the world’s oceans.
The Pacific Island nation of Palau has ratified the UN’s Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdictions (BBNJ) treaty, sparking optimism that sufficient momentum can build for the treaty to enter into force, making it possible for the global community to protect vast tracts of the world’s oceans.


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