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Saving the Deep Sea

Posted on May 25, 2011 By Andrew Thaler
Conservation

The Deep Sea Conservation Coalition (DSCC), an alliance of over 70 international organizations working to promote the conservation of deep sea biodiversity, has officially launch their blog – Save the Deep Sea.

We all care about the wondrous life that exists in the deep sea – both known and unknown – and we all recognize that working together will have far more impact than going it alone. Since our start in 2004, we have been working hard to put an end to highly destructive deep-sea fishing practices and to protect highly vulnerable deep-sea species and habitats.

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So go check out Save the Deep Sea and take a look at the main Deep Sea Conservation Coalition website.

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