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Why we urgently need new approaches to monitoring biodiversity in the sea

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Biodiversity is vital for the health of the sea. We need new ways to help it flourish. Image: Photo by SGR on Unsplash

Florence Cuttat
Co-founder and Project Manager, Stream Ocean
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