Scientists and NGOs call for Ecuador, Panama, Costa Rica and Colombia to ratify the UN High Seas Treaty to deliver 30×30 in the High Seas

Greenpeace joins NGO coalition and scientists in call for Ecuador, Panama, Costa Rica and Colombia to ratify the UN High Seas Treaty to deliver 30×30 in the High Seas.

The Treaty will equip Ecuador, Colombia, Panama and Costa Rica to propose the protection of the high seas in areas of common interest. The signers are uniting to call for the governments of Ecuador, Colombia, Costa Rica and Panama to ratify the UN High Seas Treaty as a matter of urgency, and express their commitment to leveraging it in order to protect the high seas in areas of common interest.  

Statement ( in Spanish and English):
https://www.greenpeace.org/static/planet4-international-stateless/2024/04/bbdfff33-scientists_civil_society_high_seas_statement_april2024_final.pdf 

Signers

Centro Rescate Especies Marinas Amenazadas (CREMA)

Charles Darwin Foundation

Conservación Internacional – Ecuador

EcOceanica

Frente Insular de la Reserva Marina de Galápagos

Fundación ECOS

Fundación Naveducando

Fundación Scalesia

Galapagos Science Center

Greenpeace

High Seas Alliance 

Jocotoco Conservation Foundation

Law of the Wild

Marine Watch International

Más Galápagos

MigraMar

Santa Cruz Surf Club

Wildaid