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Oceans

More species live in the oceans than on land.

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With increasing human populations and encroaching coastal development, the long-term survival of marine ecosystems - and the many people that rely on them - are under threat. Contributing factors include overfishing, pollution and climate change.
The Sustainable Aquaculture Project

Thailand is among the world's top five farmed shrimp producers. This industry brings economic benefits to Thailand, but also many problems such as mangrove forest encroachment and wastewater discharge.
The Sustainable Fisheries Project

Thailand is the world's third largest seafood exporter, but aquatic resources have declined steadily over the past three decades. Our aim is to restore aquatic populations and sustainably manage marine resources.
Recent Research

The ocean is a major contributor to the global economy, but its asset base is being rapidly eroded. Together with communities and our partners, WWF aims to restore the ocean’s productive capacity before it is too late.

Thailand is the world's third largest seafood exporter, with almost 200,000 Million THB value per year, but over the past three decades, that marine natural resources have declined steadily.

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