Save Our Seas

Our oceans are home to ten million species, of which only three percent of which have been identified. But our rich ocean wildife is being destroyed, it is disappearing before we have even had the chance to learn about it. We are losing biodiversity at a rate never witnessed before, at huge cost to ourselves, and leaving a degraded environment that leaves wildlife vulnerable in the face of change.

If our oceans are to cope with what the future will throw at them, we need to act now. We need to halt the loss of biodiversity and take care of life in our seas. We are all connected to the sea in ways we may not realise, and the health of our seas will determine our future.

mcsuk.org/what_we_do/Wildlife+protection