Greenpeace deploys boulders in North Sea to 'protect porpoises'
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Greenpeace says it has formed an underwater barrier with boulders in the North Sea to prevent "destructive fishing" in an area created to protect porpoises.
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Greenpeace deploys boulders in North Sea to 'protect porpoises'
Greenpeace says it has formed an underwater barrier with boulders in the North Sea to prevent "destructive fishing" in an area created to protect porpoises.
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Greenpeace deploys boulders to block trawling in sea protected for porpoises
Celebrities have added their names to the boulders which aim to protect the Southern North Sea Marine Protected Area.
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