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Island could protect 30% of waters in marine plan
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Freddie Watson said the plans were part of a wider effort across the Channel Islands to protect marine environments Watson explained that evidence had been used to identify important habitats, including previously unmapped areas of seagrass, so protection could be focused where it was needed most.
Freddie Watson, Channel Islands project manager at Blue Marine Foundation, said marine protection could help safeguard sensitive habitats while supporting sustainable fishing. Watson said stronger protection could bring benefits for both wildlife and people by helping to sustain fish stocks and preserve habitats that support marine biodiversity.
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- Freddie Watson, Channel Islands project manager at Blue Marine Foundation, said marine protection could help safeguard sensitive habitats while supporting sustainable fishing.
- Freddie Watson said the plans were part of a wider effort across the Channel Islands to protect marine environments Watson explained that evidence had been used to identify important habitats, including previously…
- Watson said stronger protection could bring benefits for both wildlife and people by helping to sustain fish stocks and preserve habitats that support marine biodiversity.
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