
Each year since 2008, JLC have provided their support to UNESCO and the International Herald Tribune towards preserving sea-beds through the Tides of Time partnership through the auctioning of one of their PROTOTYPE dive watches. As part of this initiative, JLC has made a donation to one of the 46 marine sites appearing on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
The generous donation will be used towards preserving the pristine marine site. The purchase of a fully equipped rubber dinghy will enable Fernando to implementation a regular monitoring program aimed at evaluating the state of conservation of its exceptionally rich marine life and of countering illegal fishing activities by facilitating swift interception of non-authorized boats.

There are less than ten volcanic islands in the Southern Atlantic, and the Fernando de Noronha and Rocas Atoll Reserves represent more than 50% of the insular South Atlantic coastal area. The waters are extremely important for the breeding and feeding of tuna, shark, turtle and marine mammals.

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