Restoring ocean life

The top 10 ocean biodiversity hotspots to protect

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Extensive research has suggested 10 ocean locations to be protected to support biodiversity. Image: Unsplash/Wexor Tmg

Tara Lohan
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The 10 suggested areas for protection. Image: The Pew Charitable Trusts
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Increasing temperatures cause coral bleaching. Image: CC BY-SA 2.0/ Petchrung Sukpong
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