Sailing Academy takes the lead against marine degradation

6:46 AM Sat 28 May 2011 GMT

'My oceans are so important to me' .

With the degrading state of the world's oceans receiving more and more focus by marine scientists and a growing media consciousness, many organisational arms of the sailing world are beginning to take a leadership role, putting them at the forefront of campaigning against global marine degradation. This week there is more evidence of this growing leadership role, with Britain's Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy (WPNSA) hosting a conference which has heralded a combined commitment to making a difference across some of the most significant international marine environmental organisations. The Academy, already committed to proactive environmental stewardship, being the first ...

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by Cailah Leask

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