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From: Greenpeace
Date: 30 Jul 2007, 14:15
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Ocean ecosystems are in trouble all over the world, and the Bering Sea, source of half the seafood caught in the US, is no exception. The explosive growth of Alaska’s pollock fishery since the 1960s has been followed by major declines of the marine mammals that depend on pollock, including endangered steller sea lions, northern fur seals, and pacific harbor seals. Steller sea lion populations have dropped by almost 90%. People are suffering, too. Fishermen are traveling farther and farther offshore looking for fish and crab that were once plentiful right off the beach, facing increasing risks for diminishing returns.
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Greenpeace is in the Bering Sea right now, conducting research and working with native communities to protect the ecosytems of the Bering. The Bering Sea is home to some of the largest submarine canyons in the world, unseen by human eyes and thought to be home to undiscovered creatures found nowhere else on earth. Greenpeace is exploring these canyon habitats with manned deep-sea submersibles as part of our effort to make a strong case for conservation of these threatened areas.
Alaska's billion-dollar fishing industry is one of the most closely monitored in the world, but the poster child of U.S. fisheries management is in serious need of attention. Fortunately, the situation in Alaska's waters is not as dire as it is elsewhere. It is not too late to protect Alaska’s ecosystems, fisheries, and communities, and you can help.
Help Save The Bering!
Peace
ERIK
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