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Jennifer McHenry

  • Publisher and Blogger, Bake or Break
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Can kelp forests help tackle climate change? Original

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By Jennifer McHenry, Julia Baum
| The Conversation Verified
Countries around the world are increasingly turning to nature to help alleviate the impacts of climate change. Forests, grasslands and wetlands are already considered as “natural climate solutions.” Now, some scientists are asking: could kelp forests be part of the solution too? As some of the fastest growing species on Earth, kelp form lush underwater forests along temperate coastlines.
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To conserve ocean life, marine reserves need to protect species that move around

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By Heather Welch, Jennifer McHenry
| Skagit Valley Herald Verified
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To conserve ocean life, marine reserves need to protect species that move around

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By Heather Welch, Jennifer McHenry
| Bozeman Daily Chronicle Verified
(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news, analysis and commentary from academic experts.) (THE CONVERSATION) This summer, many Americans will visit national parks and wildlife refuges in hope of seeing wild animals, such as bison on the Plains or alligators in the Everglades. Creating protected areas that forbid or manage activities like hunting is an important tool for protecting wildlife. But it doesn’t always work perfectly.
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