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A glimmer of hope for the blue planet

Newly created marine reserves are helping to replenish fish stocks – but are they a mere drop in the ocean?

A shoal of bigeye trevally in the Namena Marine Reserve, Fiji. [Getty Images]

  • Rewilding the Sea: How to Save Our Oceans

    Charles Clover

    Witness Books, pp. 288, £22

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