The UK Overseas Territories (also known as British Overseas Territories) are highly diverse; spread across the globe and with widely differing economies, natural environments, and regional settings. Where there are issues of common interest, UKOTA provides a forum for exchange of ideas and discussion of these issues. This page contains a number of ‘position statements’ that express UKOTA’s view. They can be quoted and attributed to UKOTA. Any part in quotation marks may be attributed either to a UKOTA spokesperson or to the current chair of the Association, who is named at https://ukota.org/who-we-are/.
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Read about the great work being done in the Overseas Territories. Pitcairn’s citizen scientists highlight the coral reefs of the Pitcairn Islands as a biodiversity superpower. Turks & Caicos Islands are working hard to ensure effective marine protection in their waters and read about the highlights from the DY159 expedition as they survey the marine […] Read more...
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