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This publication contains a selection of 16 key figures, representative of the fields of action of the marine nature parks.

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The 8 Marine nature parks are marine protected areas deeply ingrained in their territories.
These areas are characterised by :

  • Dynamic territories with many activities
  • A remarkable biodiversity which deserves to be better known
  • Resources for marine ecosystems protection and activities sustainable development

This publication contains a selection of 16 key figures, representative of the fields of action of the marine nature parks.

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Marine nature parks - Key figures
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COP15 Biodiversity: the OFB welcomes the historic Kunming-Montreal agreement and remains fully committed to its mission to protect biodiversity

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The French biodiversity Agency (OFB) at the COP15 on biodiversity

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