Making up 90% of our ocean, the deep-sea is the largest habitat on our planet and is home to around ten million species, the majority as yet undiscovered. A healthy deep-sea environment helps to make life on Earth possible, providing a huge range of services for us all, including crucial carbon storage. It may also hold the key to our future, providing a potential source of medicines as well as immeasurable intrinsic and cultural value.
Join the Deep Sea Conservation Coalition (DSCC) for Deep Sea TV, a celebration of our incredible deep sea, bringing together voices from across the world to share the many ways in which we value the deep.
In an interactive discussion, our speakers will share their perspectives on why the health of the deep ocean is so important and what critical action is needed to address the emerging threat of deep-sea mining.
Registration for this event is required, and early registration is recommended. Once subscribed, attendees will receive more detailed information.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Dr Helen Scales is a marine biologist,
broadcaster and author. Among her books
are the Guardian bestseller, Spirals in Time,
and upcoming The Brilliant Abyss. She presents the Earth Unscrewed podcast, teaches at Cambridge University and is scientific advisor
to the ocean conservation charity Sea Changers.
The DSCC is made up of more than 80 non-government organizations, fishers organizations and law and policy institutes working together to protect vulnerable deep-sea ecosystems. We aim to substantially reduce the greatest threats to life in the deep sea and to safeguard the long-term health, integrity and resilience of deep-sea ecosystems.
Our main focus is on ensuring the sustainability of deep-sea fisheries and addressing the potential threat of deep-sea mining.
To find out more visit www.savethehighseas.org
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