Greenpeace deploys boulder barrier in Southern North Sea MPA
2 Nov 2 · 6d ago · 1 post · 1 source · development 2 of 3
Activists aboard the Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise dropped giant boulders onto the seabed to form an underwater barrier in the Southern North Sea Marine Protected Area, effectively closing 116 square kilometres to bottom trawling. The boulders were signed by MPs, actors, and other prominent figures.
“Destruction on a huge scale is happening near our shores out of sight, in places we're told are 'Marine Protected Areas'.”
Will McCallumGreenpeace UK Environmental campaign organizationWill McCallum Co-executive director, Greenpeace UKKerry McCarthy Labour MP and former climate minister
Simon Pegg ActorBenedict Cumberbatch Actor
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first by The Guardian, 6d ago · also Greenpeace UK, Sky News, Times of India, Guardian, Guardian Environment
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- Greenpeace activists deploy underwater ‘boulder barrier’ to protect porpoises Greenpeace UK · 6d ago
- Greenpeace deploys boulder barrier in North Sea to 'protect porpoises' Sky News · 5d ago
- Greenpeace drops nine celebrity-signed boulders to curb North Sea fishing Times of India · 3d ago
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PRESS RELEASE: Activists aboard the Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise have placed giant boulders to block bottom trawling across 116 km² of the Southern North Sea Marine Protected Area. The UK government must ban destructive fishing in ALL protected waters. # ProtectTheOceans # trawling # overfishing # oceans # marinelife
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