Chilean artisanal fishermen curb black sea urchin growth with marine refuges and revive underwater forests

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Chilean fishermen's marine refuges curb urchin overpopulation and restore kelp forests, supporting SDGs and planetary boundaries. | The article describes a positive shift in marine conservation led by Chilean artisanal fishermen. By creating marine refuges to control black sea urchin populations, they are actively restoring kelp forests and promoting biodiversity. This action supports multiple SDGs and planetary boundaries, with a moderate to high magnitude of positive impact.