Ghana has created its first marine protected area, covering 703 square kilometers around Cape Three Points on the country’s southern coast. The reserve protects a vital spawning and nursery ground where fish can recover. A no-fishing core zone will safeguard the most sensitive habitat, while surrounding waters stay open to regulated use.
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Ghana ha creado su primera área marina protegida

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la reserva que se extiende sobre 703 kilómetros cuadrados protege una zona clave de reproducción y cría donde las poblaciones de peces podrán recuperarse. Habrá un núcleo sin pesca para cuidar el hábitat más sensible, mientras las aguas cercanas seguirán abiertas con normas estrictas.

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