Abstract:
Life on our planet is dependent on water. Oceans provide 70 percent of our oxygen
needs. Problems like increasing sea levels, which are brought on by climate change
circumstances, harm species instincts and the world's natural habitats for eco
systems.
But, when we discuss taking the eco system into account, we just take into account
humans, trees, and birds; we never discuss the eco system that is under the ocean.
The largest natural ecosystem of marine life is comprised of coral reefs and
mangroves, both of which we are continuously destroying. From Karachi to
Gwadar, Pakistan's coast stretches for a considerable distance. Pakistan also has one
of the largest marine ecosystems in the world. Yet, Pakistan is also among the top
nations that are on high alert for coral bleaching due to sea level rise and global
warming. The WWF has been successful in designating the coral reef locations as
restricted areas during the past few years. Which are being examined for conversion
into marine parks in order to address the issue of coral breaches and raise awareness
of the value of the marine ecosystem. Yet, the important issue is how to proceed and
how it will be done.n order to give specialists a platform to better understand aquatic conditions, it is
proposed to establish a marine research Centre with public involvement. Also, it
serves as a location where members of the public can visit and learn about the
significance of underwater life. Which would make people think on this issue and
appreciate the value of aquatic life. And how to address the issue of this sea level
rise, which puts our coastal way of life in peril. By doing this, it will close the gap
between the two persons and help them understand the repercussions. The young
generation will have the chance to learn about the significance of climate change
thanks to this architectural intervention, which will also give WWF and the
Pakistani Marine Conservation Society a pragmatic location.
