Our Ocean Conference : News From Marine World Heritege

Fanny Douvere, the coordinator of World Heritage Marine Programme, named the sequence of commitments for ocean sustainability ‘the rising tide of progress’. Here are the good news, you might have missed.

For the fourth time, Our Ocean conference gathered government, nonprofit and business leaders to accelerate the conservation progress in marine World Heritage sites. As a result, several news make the hearts of environmentalists around the world fill with content.

The Mexican government agreed to the expansion of the no-take zone around the Archipiélago de Revillagigedo, which was approved for the inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage List last year. The government of Belize is also taking a stand for protection of marine heritage, with the new legislation, which will bring Belize Barrier Reef Reserve System one step closer to removal from the list of World Heritage in Danger.

Hopefully, the Marine World Heritage Programme can achieve similar prominent results at the 23rd session of COP 23, taking place from 6th to 17th of November in Germany.

世界遗产海洋项目协调人范妮·杜维尔(Fanny Douvere)将海洋可持续发展的一系列命名为“进步浪潮”。接下来是一些你可能错过的好消息。

我们的海洋会议第四次聚集了政府、非营利组织和商业领袖，以加速海洋世界遗产保护的进程。结果，有几个消息让世界各地的环保主义者内心满足。

墨西哥政府同意扩建阿奇皮埃拉·德·雷维拉吉多(Archipielago de Revillagigedo)附近的禁区，该地区去年被列入联合国教科文组织世界遗产名录。伯利兹政府也正在表明保护海洋遗产的立场，新的立法将使伯利兹生物礁障壁保护系统从“濒危世界遗产名单”中移除更近一步。

但愿，海洋世界遗产项目在11月6号至17号德国举行的第23届COP会议上取得突出成果。