Various environmental groups have combined to urge the regional and national governments to increase the marine part of the Cabrera National Park to 90,000 hectares. In a joint statement released today, Friends of the Earth, Ecologists in Action, Greenpeace, Oceana, SEO/Birdlife and the World Wide Fund for Nature say that the increase is justified by surveys undertaken by Oceana over the past decade; Oceana represents national conservation interests on the Cabrera board of trustees. Other research, including that of the Balearic government, backs this up.
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Environmentalists urging expansion of Cabrera National Park
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