IUCN’s work on marine species is led by the Species Programme and the SSC Marine Conservation Sub-Committee, an advisory body within the Species Survival Commission. The Marine Conservation Sub-Committee aims to ensure that decisions taken by policy-makers and resource managers on the management of marine resources are based on sound and scientific knowledge.
Marine Species Conservation
Recent Initiatives of the Marine Conservation Sub-Committee
The most recent initiative of the Marine Conservation Sub-Committee, the Species Programme, and the Global Marine Programme is "Adrift, Tales of Ocean Fragility", a beautifully illustrated book to raise awareness about the latest issues facing marine species. Proceeds from sales go to marine projects through the Sir Peter Scott Fund for Conservation Action.
Order the book - Buying the book in Switzerland
Watch the promotional video for Adrift made by Scubazoo:
Tales of 12 species: Conservation or destruction?
The book Adrift: Tales of Ocean Fragility was launched today, with stories of curious sharks and ghost fishing on high seas. …
07 Oct 2008 | News - News story





