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This scientist has done more than 50 publications and registered several new marine species in the country. However, he is worried about the indifference Peru has about life in the Grau sea, according to information from Andina News Agency.
With his more than 40 photographs, Hooker seeks for the visitors to his exposition to reflect on this topic. “We must worry about the seabed as we do with rivers or forests”, he invites, by suggesting a sustainable use of resources, as well as prioritizing marine conservation and national food. “We have to use the sea responsibly”, he adds.
While Brazil and Chile have more than 40% of their protected sea, and Ecuador more than 20%, Peru only has 0.4% protected sea, you can read in Andina.
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