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Oceana: 30% of Baltic MPAs protected only on paper

Over 30% of the marine protected areas in the Baltic are protected only on paper, threatening the recovery of this sea, said the NGO in a new report

By Undercurrent News | May 12, 2014 09:57 BST
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Over 30% of the marine protected areas in the Baltic are protected only on paper, threatening the recovery of this sea while business continues as normal, said the NGO Oceana in a new report [...]

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