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‘Nothing like this in the world’: Marshall Islands’ reefs among the most pristine on Earth – study
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‘Nothing like this in the world’: Marshall Islands’ reefs among the most pristine on Earth – study
Local communities in the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) are living alongside some of the most intact marine ecosystems left on the planet, according to international researchers completing a major ocean survey across the Pacific nation’s outer atolls. The findings come from the National Geographic Pristine Seas (NGPS) programme, which has returned to the Marshall Islands for a second time to study reef health, marine life, and climate im…
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