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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Le Ghana crée sa première réserve marine pour ses poissons

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La réserve autour de Cape Three Points, au sud du pays, protège une zone essentielle de reproduction et de nurserie où les poissons pourront se reconstituer. Un noyau sans pêche préservera les habitats les plus sensibles, tandis que les eaux voisines resteront accessibles sous règles strictes.

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