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[xiaohongshu-for-you]

[koi-jyu]

HOW IS MY SISTER STRAIGHT UP CARRYING A GUZHENG?????

[piracypiranha]

SIS IS FUCKING BUFF

[rinnalien]

I have no idea why there's so few drawings of Prometheus (who is absolutely gorgeous!), but I intend to fix that! ❤️‍🩹

[gddiniluvu]

my wife

[crunchyncrumbly]

this game made me go back to doing lineart again

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[lcihc]

[kedamakedama]

月と鷹/柳の下

[7jar]

Congo players and fans celebrate their first World Cup goal in history. <3

[pocket-dragon]

kris deltarune (tomorrow)

[venture-observatory-deactivated]

[hope-for-the-planet]

Sussex waters win protection as trawling ban takes effect

A new bylaw shielding Sussex coast from bottom trawling means nearly a third of Sussex's inshore waters are now protected

Bottom trawling has been banned in an area off the Sussex Coast supporting rare chalk reef and sandstone reef ecosystems. With this new law, nearly 30% of inshore waters around Sussex are protected from trawling.

Trawling bans spark recovery for Scotland’s seabeds - Oceanographic

Scientists recorded more than 1,500 species critical to the marine ecosystem, which they say emphasises the need for marine protections

In other positive UK ocean news, a recent study found Scottish seabed ecosystems can see a dramatic rebound after receiving trawling protections. After a decade of protection, these areas had three times as much marine live and twice as many species present. Intact and undisturbed seabed ecosystems can also function as carbon sinks.

This new evidence that protections do work, and potentially faster than expected, can hopefully pave the way for further trawling bans.

[hope-for-the-planet]

French Polynesia reaches 30% ocean protection in landmark contribution to 30x30 - Ocean and Coastal Futures

Ocean and Coastal Futures - We’re all about connecting people – organising events, creating communications and promoting job opportunities.

From the article:

French Polynesia has become the world’s largest contributor to the global 30×30 ocean protection target, after President Moetai Brotherson announced on 7 June that a further 520,000 km² of the territory’s waters will be fully protected from extractive industries. The move brings the total share of French Polynesia’s exclusive economic zone under full protection to around 30%, an area covering roughly 1.4 million km², more than twice the size of continental France.

For those who don't know, 30x30 refers to global efforts to commit to preserving 30% of land and ocean habitat by 2030. French Polynesia has now hit that target.

It's worth noting that the decision to protect these areas was made with the consensus of French Polynesian communities and that traditional sustenance fishing by local communities is still permitted.

[pkrhrm]

Prometheuses… Promethei? Anyway, Supergiant put him in the bath and my life is yours

[lcihc]

[doinggreat]

3 REDS IN THE FIRST GAME WE ARE SO BACK #WORLDCUPSUMMER

[tillero]

Ares my man my bro🤝

[yuhimint]

She always looks so tired...