Ammon – Preserving the marine environment is vital to ensuring environmental sustainability and providing clean water resources for future generations. The marine environment occupies a large part of the land and includes oceans, seas, coral reefs and coastal areas, and this environment is exposed to many threats as a result of human activity.
Here are some ways you can contribute to preserving the marine environment:
1. Reduce Pollution:
– Preventing pollution resulting from sewage and industrial access to the oceans and seas.
Reducing the use of plastic and encouraging recycling to reduce plastic pollution.
2. Protecting Important Environmental Sites:
– Establish marine protected areas to protect biodiversity and coral reefs.
– Promoting sustainable ecotourism.
3. Sustainability in the field of fishing:
Support and implement sustainable fishing practices to avoid environmental degradation and species extinction.
4. Raising awareness and education:
Orienting the public on the importance of the oceans and the marine environment and how they can contribute to their protection.
Encouraging marine environmental research and studies.
5. Mitigating Climate Change:
– Investing in renewable energy sources to reduce gas emissions that lead to a rise in ocean temperatures and a change in acidity rates.
6. Combating Harmful Human Activities:
– Preventing unjust construction on the coasts and bombings in the oceans.
Verifying activities that may lead to pollution of the ocean environment, such as oil and gas exploration.
7. International Cooperation:
– Enhancing international cooperation to protect the marine environment and combat pollution resulting from maritime transport and other activities that transcend national borders.
Preserving the marine environment requires a collective effort and collaboration between governments, civil society, NGOs and individuals and by adopting sustainable practices we can preserve the oceans and marine environment for future generations.
