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Marine protected wildlife

All Eyes Are On Ireland’s Plans For Marine Protected Areas On World Ocean Day As The Fair Seas Inaugural Conference Takes Place In Cork. The Event At City Hall Will Hear How Three Quarters Of Irish People Believe The Government Should Prioritise Fully Protecting Valuable Marine Ecosystems. Pictured On The Celtic Mist Are Aoife O'mahony, Fair Seas Campaign Manager, Rohan Fleury, Eamon Whitty, Sibéal Regan, Education And Outreach Officer, Irish Whale And Dolphin Group And Alissa Fleury. Pic: Clare Keogh

Ireland

Three-quarters of Irish people want the Government to prioritise protecting marine wildlife

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