内容摘要：Maybe Happy Ending's success comes as South Korean artists continue to break ground in entertainment.

Maybe Happy Ending's success comes as South Korean artists continue to break ground in entertainment.

and amid warnings from Sir David Attenborough that bottom trawling is destroying areas of the seabed and marine life.It would be a win-win for both nature and the climate.

added the trust's director of policy and public affairs.with the current number standing at 28.Pressure is also building for more countries to ratify the High Seas Treaty at the Ocean Conference in Nice.

The treaty will not come into force until it is ratified by 60 countries.1m) model is set to be taken to a Cornish beach.

3 days agoDevon3 days agoJames Norton to take part in 10-hour charity swimThe Wild Blue Swim Challenge at Joss Bay takes place two days before World Ocean Day.

FishingMarine conservationFishing industryRelatedArran seabed restoration championed by Sir David Attenborough20 mins agoGlasgow West ScotlandMinister hopeful for Atlantic bluefin tuna fishing1 Jun 2025JerseyDuck feeders asked to stop over 'health hazard'30 May 2025OxfordshireMore from the BBC2 days agoNorton and Adlington finish endurance swimAdlington says she hopes people see the charity fundraiser as a call to action for conservation.the Prince was speaking to an audience of environmentalists.

regulate our climate and provide food for more than three billion people.ReutersThe forum was attended by the presidents of France.

In a speech delivered to the Blue Economy and Finance Forum in Monaco.was a finalist in 2021 and has pioneered work to protect marine life.