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Frustration has been expressed locally over the government’s approach to Marine Protected Areas.
The legislation aims to protect, conserve and restore biodiversity in marine ecosystems by designating 30% of Ireland's by 2030.
In recent days, a bottlenose dolphin, affectionately known as ‘Bawn’, has chosen to raise her young calf inshore, right along the north west coast.
While the development could be seen as a heartwarming local wildlife story, one local eco-tourism operator has raised concern over the future of marine conservation locally.
Skipper of the Kiwi girl, Declan Kilgannon says if not implemented sooner, there could be severe knock-on effects:
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Frustration has been expressed locally over the government’s approach to Marine Protected Areas.
The legislation aims to protect, conserve and restore biodiversity in marine ecosystems by designating 30% of Ireland's by 2030.
In recent days, a bottlenose dolphin, affectionately known as ‘Bawn’, has chosen to raise her young calf inshore, right along the north west coast.
While the development could be seen as a heartwarming local wildlife story, one local eco-tourism operator has raised concern over the future of marine conservation locally.
Skipper of the Kiwi girl, Declan Kilgannon says if not implemented sooner, there could be severe knock-on effects:

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