Global marine protected areas fail to safeguard most sharks and rays: Study
PolicyFriday, August 14, 2026Mongabay

Global marine protected areas fail to safeguard most sharks and rays: Study

A recent study reveals that global marine protected areas are not effectively safeguarding the majority of sharks and rays despite the commitment from 196 countries in 2022 to protect 30% of coastal and marine areas by 2030. This highlights the urgent need for enhanced conservation strategies and implementation to ensure the survival of these vital species.

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