Below are just a few examples of successful marine conservation initiatives that individuals and organizations are working on globally. Projects like these will be the basis of MOSF Project Spotlights, which include a detailed analysis of projects and how to replicate them in other parts of the world. To learn more about what a MOSF Project Spotlight includes, check out our infographic “What Are Project Spotlights?”
Did You Know?
Glass sponges, or hexactinellids, are common only in the deep ocean. Their tissues contain glass-like structural particles made of silica. The many tiny siliceous elements of a glass sponge’s skeleton are called “spicules.”