At high seas treaty summit, a dispute over fisheries managers’ role in conservation
PolicyTuesday, April 7, 2026Mongabay

At high seas treaty summit, a dispute over fisheries managers’ role in conservation

During the recent high seas treaty summit, a significant debate arose regarding the role of fisheries managers in the conservation of marine protected areas (MPAs) established in international waters. Conservationists argue that the establishment of these MPAs is a vital step towards enhancing ocean protection and biodiversity. The outcome of this discussion could shape future governance and conservation strategies on the high seas.

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