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GUEST WHO HAS TOP SCORES FOR MARINE LEISURE ACIVITIES?
Besides Marine Biodiversity and Marine Conservation, the Positive Oceans Index also looks at the way places manage the coastal and marine leisure and recreational acivites they have on offer.
To discover the top scores head to the or take the quiz in our stories.
Some great advice on surfing from "Filmed this beauty this morning. Let's steer clear of Ballina/ Evans heads surf breaks for a little while folks. Dead whale has attracted some sharks. Did you know there is a theory that Great Whites use congregation around a whale carcasses as a chance to mate? PLEASE DOWNLOAD THE INFO IN MY BIO TO STAY SAFE WHEN SURFING " Video by
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JOIN THE POSITIVE OCEANS PLEDGE! AND YOU MAY WIN A SUSTAINABLE PRIZE
Details on our website .
It aims to redefine our relationship with the Ocean and create awareness of its vital importance for us.
It help us make lifestyle and travel choices which are more respectful and mindful of the Ocean
Please spread the word
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and to spead the word and share your Positive Oceans photos, video and actions.
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DO YOU KNOW WHY AUSTRALIA RANKS 1ST?
Australia is ranking 1st out of 30 countries on our Index with an overall score of 7.8.
Thanks to its:
- Massive Marine Protected Areas (MPA) at 36% of its total marine estate;
- Highest number of sustainable marine parks, i.e. 55;
- Sustainable management of its coastal development and infrastructure.
So what does this mean for you as an ocean visitor?
Basically, the higher to country's score the lower your impact on their marine eco-systems and the more positive your travel, recreational and leisure activities are.
For example you can help marine research in Australia through you marine activities:
Video by: "Little is known about Ornate Eagle rays so if you have seen one make sure you record it and submit a sighting to organisations like or 📝 "
Find out more in the
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JOIN THE POSITIVE OCEANS PLEDGE! AND YOU MAY WIN A SUSTAINABLE PRIZE
It aims to redefine our relationship with the Ocean and create awareness of its vital importance for us.
It help us make lifestyle and travel choices which are more respectful and mindful of the Ocean
Please spread the word
Use
and to spead the word and share your Positive Oceans photos, video and actions.
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15/09/2020
RAY OF SUNSHINE Manta Rays are the 6st most 💚 marine animal on IG.
Beautiful illustration by for
Rays are spread out across the oceans of the world, with small estimated regional populations that range from 100 to 1,500 of the sea creatures.
Studies have shown that rays possess incredible intelligence, which makes the fact that they are almost an endangered species even sadder.
The primary threat to manta rays is fishing, both indirectly and through targeted fishing where the species is caught for its gill rakers, which are used in some traditional Chinese medicine. Climate change and the destruction of their natural habitat has also affected the manta ray population, and one of the best ways that we can help protect and preserve the species is to work to reduce the impact of climate change.
You can help by using renewable energy, cutting down on waste and reducing your carbon footprint by living more sustainably.
DISCOVER Our scores. They will help you choose more mindful marine destinations and activities.
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JOIN THE POSITIVE OCEANS PLEDGE! AND YOU MAY WIN A SUSTAINABLE PRIZE
Details on our website .
It aims to redefine our relationship with the Ocean and create awareness of its vital importance for us.
It help us make lifestyle and travel choices which are more respectful and mindful of the Ocean
Please spread the word
Use
and to spead the word and share your Positive Oceans photos, video and actions.
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
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