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Posted on July 3, 2021 by Shaun

Graphics from the State of Our Gulf 2020

I regularly get asked for several graphics from the State of Our Gulf 2020 so I am posting them here so everyone can access them.

Change in Gulf sea life since human arrival Dredging indiscriminately destroys life on the seafloor Sources of wastewater overflows Filter feeders keep the ocean healthy Kina barrens are created by overfishing Benefits of fully protected marine reserves Signs of nitrogen effects in the Firth of Thames Seabirds in the Gulf a subject to multiple threats throughout their range Ocean sprawl impacts the Gulf Sources an impacts of marine plastic
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