Building Ambition for the High Seas Treaty: Marine Genetic Resources

Abbe Brown

Building Ambition for the High Seas Treaty: Marine Genetic Resources

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Marine Genetic Resources
This first webinar outlines the importance of marine genetic diversity for the ocean and people and therefore the need to conserve and preserve biodiversity in the ocean. Examples from the Seychelles and South Africa illustrate how nations can benefit from it can benefit from research findings in this field and the use of these resources.

Original language	English
Publisher	IUCN
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 29 Jun 2020

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The series is co-hosted by IUCN and DOSI, sponsored and supported by the Swedish Government. Thanks also go to Marviva, Duke University, and the Sargasso Sea Commission.

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Building Ambition for the High Seas Treaty: Marine Genetic Resources

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