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Harvest Wisely - Ocean Central

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  • 2 Goals
  • 9 Data Gaps

Sustainable harvesting ensures ocean resources are available for future generations while safeguarding ecosystem health.

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Goals 2
Data Gaps 4
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Goal 1
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Data Gaps 4
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Goals 2
Data Gaps 9
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Goals 4
Data Gaps 13
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Goals 2
Data Gaps 5
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