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Jane Wangui
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Marine Mammals
Data is very important when it comes to research, it helps keep track of what is happening especially to wildlife.Marine life is very important and a watch that is being hosted by the Sea Watch Foundation aims to observe and record sightings of UK's marine Mammals. Wildlife enthusiasts are called upon to help in the watch this month of July and early August.Such data could be used to protect the marine life when their life is threatened especially when the water temperatures keep rising.We must protect marine life at all cost by ensuring that the sea and the oceans are safe, clean, and healthy.https://www.theguardian.com/environment/article/2024/jul/26/wildlife-enthusiasts-called-on-help-record-dolphins-whales-uk-coast
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This collective effort could significantly impact marine conservation and foster a deeper connection with our planet’s aquatic biodiversity.
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Great initiative. Such efforts are essential for understanding environmental changes and fostering conservation strategies to protect vulnerable marine species and habitats.
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Let's ensure a healthy ocean for future generations 🐳🐟🌊
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@matin_ahrimankosh Absolutely! It's all our responsibility.
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Brilliant idea