Bluefin Tuna's UK Comeback Shows Conservation Can Work
The tuna’s return shows how countries working together to limit exploitation can help wildlife recover. Such gains provide a practical reason to sustain conservation efforts, without mistaking local successes for an end to nature’s wider decline.
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