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The coronavirus stops that have brought a massive economic uncertainty have had a thin razor silver lining in the form ofrecord a low pollution and incredible stories ofNature making a return. But every effort has not had such ecological results, especially for one of the most beloved giants of the ocean. The Conservatives saidThe Guardian thisjoystickshave seenA tip of mortality rates Due to Limitations defined by COVID-19, and measures to protect the extinction animal face major obstacles due to the pandemic.

Florida's environmental scientists say that an increase in dangerous navigation activity has led to 20%Increase of the death of Lamantin Between April and may include last year, with June also exceeding the five-year average for the same period.

The judgments also resulted in the delay in the evolution of public policies and the launch of environmental projects aimed at protecting marine mammals.

"There are several troubling factors that gather during the pandemic"Patrick Rose, an aquatic biologist and an executive director of the non-profit organization safeguards the manatee club, saysThe Guardian. "Lamanines had already faced with accelerated habitat loss, rising death of boat collisions and less regulatory protection. With [Covid-19], we see controllers at an increased risk, both compromising policies. Environmental standards and irresponsible outdoor activity, such as boaters ignoring areas at a slow speed. "

Many locals cite the closure of public beaches and other outdoor activities as a reason behind the tip of boating. "Once Florida started opening outdoor hobbies in early May, people swarming towards the waterways"Mike engines, Head of Water Sports of the Crystal River, saidThe Guardian. "Boaters and ungrateful swimmers have had a harmful effect on the environment. There is an increase in the trash. There are reports of destruction to the grass beds of accessories and anchors."

This has been associated with official guided tours of paused protected areas, conducting unsupervised visitors to destroy local habitats and less trained eyes to identify potentially injured laminates.

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Unfortunately, most of theContinuous threat for blades Lies are not in the effects of the CVIV-19 pandemic on regulation, but the same human decisions that finally threaten their safety and habitat. Ecologists claim that deregulation efforts couldderail years of progress in rebuilding the populations of manatees With the overlooking of the properties of the seafront and the turnover of climate initiatives to fight against the global warming. And for ways to protect the planet despite the pandemic, check21 ways to help the environment, starting now.