
Tuna Populations Bounce Back After Decades of Hard Work
Once on the brink of collapse, several tuna species are recovering thanks to strict quotas and international cooperation. It's proof that ocean conservation can work even at industrial scale.
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Once on the brink of collapse, several tuna species are recovering thanks to strict quotas and international cooperation. It's proof that ocean conservation can work even at industrial scale.

Canada is investing $15 million to clean up abandoned fishing nets and gear that trap marine life in oceans worldwide. Projects can receive up to $500,000 to retrieve, recycle, or prevent ghost gear from harming ocean ecosystems.