Abu Dhabi takes action against harmful sea creatures

In an effort to protect the waters of Abu Dhabi from harmful marine creatures, Hamdan bin Zayed has issued a resolution on invasive marine species policies. This step is crucial to safeguard the marine environment and maintain the balance of the underwater ecosystem.

Invasive marine species are creatures that don’t naturally belong to a specific area but manage to find their way there. These species can harm local marine life and disrupt the balance of the ecosystem. Abu Dhabi, with its rich marine biodiversity, is taking proactive measures to address this concern.

Hamdan bin Zayed, recognizing the importance of preserving the underwater world, has issued a resolution. A resolution is like a set of rules or decisions made by someone in authority to solve a particular problem. In this case, it’s about creating policies to manage invasive marine species in Abu Dhabi’s waters.

Preserving the marine environment is vital for various reasons. It ensures the well-being of the fish and other creatures that live in the sea, which, in turn, impacts the livelihoods of those who depend on fishing. Additionally, maintaining a healthy marine ecosystem contributes to tourism and provides enjoyment for people who love the sea.

With this resolution, Abu Dhabi aims to prevent the harmful effects of invasive marine species. The policies outlined will likely involve monitoring and controlling the introduction of these creatures into the waters, ensuring the native marine life remains unharmed.

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