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The significant reduction is an encouraging sign that highlights the dedication and impactful work of scientists and the effectiveness of collaborative efforts in supporting fishermen, coastal communities, and vital marine ecosystems.
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  • Oktubre 9, 2025

20% na mas maliit ang dead zone sa Gulf kaysa sa inaasahan

Magandang balita! Mas maliit ng 20% ang dead zone sa Gulf kumpara sa inaasahan. Patunay ito sa bisa ng siyensiya at pagtutulungan upang maprotektahan ang karagatan, kabuhayan ng mga mangingisda, at komunidad sa baybayin.

Colombian researchers created a DNA database for Amazona parrots, allowing authorities to trace rescued birds back to their original habitats. This protects genetic diversity, boosts survival, and restores trafficked parrots to the ecosystems where they belong.
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In Brazil’s Amazon, local communities led voluntary patrols across 11 years, carrying out nearly 20,000 outings. These efforts cut illegal fishing, hunting and logging by 80% in protected reserves—while government enforcement saw no decline. Real proof that empowered locals make conservation work.

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