ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 3月28日 02時31分

Photo: @andy_mann // A resting Cory's Shearwater huddles down for the evening on Selvagem Grande Island, home to the largest aggregation of this pelagic bird. The Shearwater spends most of its life at sea before returning right back here to nest. In 1971 the Portuguese government realized that the birds numbers were so low that they bought and protected these islands in a great act a leadership. By drawing this protective line around the islands, in turn, the inshore fish became protected. Since, the Portuguese have put in place full-time, marine law enforcement to hold that line. Much work is needed now to extend the protection into the sea but it's leadership like this that is making a difference on our world's fragile oceans. Shot on assignment for @natgeopristineseas with the support of @waittfoundation @oceanoazulfoundation

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