ScubaZone 84 – Biodiversity
In recent years, we've mostly reported on what isn't working: environmental pressures, imbalances, habitat loss. It was necessary. But the history of biodiversity isn't just a chronicle of decline. It's also a slow process, made up of regulations, outreach, research, and constant local presence. This work doesn't produce immediate results, but over time it becomes visible and quantifiable.
Today, some signs are beginning to emerge. They aren't definitive solutions or complete reversals of course. They are partial, fragile, but real effects. Ignoring them would be as wrong as overemphasizing them.
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