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The Cordillera de Coiba marine protected area is now nearly 38,000 square miles. A management plan is set to be implemented this fall.
New England lobster hunter Michael Packard accidentally got trapped in the mouth of a feeding humpback on a routine dive. He was released from the hospital that afternoon.
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The Turtle Island Restoration Network aims to protect migrating animals as they move through open ocean between nationally-protected waters.
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