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Beautiful sunset in Bois Jolan beach in Guadeloupe, French west indies. Lesser Antilles, Caribbean sea

Hawaiian beach with golden sands, turquoise waters and palm trees. Shot on 35mm Film

Idyllic tropical beach with palm trees, limestone and a blue sky

Plage du Bourg, Sainte Anne, Guadeloupe, with a fresh arrival of sargassum, brown seaweed on the beach in lesser antilles.

$Beautiful Landscape Photography \n with thick clouds in blue sky at Mannar Sri Lanka.$

Anse des Chateaux Beach with view of Point des Colibris in the background - Guadeloupe

Wild coastline at Mosquito Lagoon. Oak Hill. Volusia County. Florida. USA.

Vieques, Puerto Rico.

Tropical paradise beach defocused blurred abstract background

Trunk by the sea in Bois Jolan beach. Gudeloupe, Caribbean sea

Idyllic tropical beach with palm trees and turquoise water on a sunny day (La Caravelle beach, Grande-Terre, Guadeloupe)

Beautiful view of the Caribbean lagoon in Guadeloupe

Palm trees in Guadeloupe blowing in the wind.

Golden sunset light shines over a secluded tropical beach in Vieques, Puerto Rico, with waves gently rolling onto the shore.

A remote island named Petite Terre off the coast of Guadeloupe in the French Caribbean

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Sandy Bay, Charlotte Parish, St Vincent, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines: the Caribbean has been grappling with a significant sargassum seaweed problem, which has intensified over the past decade. Sargassum, a type of floating brown seaweed, accumulates in massive mats, washing up on beaches and coastlines in record amounts. While it plays a vital ecological role in open oceans, supporting marine life, its excessive presence near shores has created environmental, economic, and public health challenges. The decaying seaweed releases harmful gases like hydrogen sulfide, causing respiratory issues and damaging marine ecosystems by depleting oxygen levels. Economically, it disrupts tourism by fouling pristine beaches and hampers fishing industries by blocking access to fishing zones. This surge is attributed to factors such as rising sea temperatures, nutrient runoff, and changing ocean currents, prompting urgent efforts to mitigate its impact through clean-up initiatives and research into sustainable solutions.

Island Tete a l'Anglais in the north of Basse-Terre, Guadeloupe, Lesser Antilles, Caribbean.

Idyllic tropical beach (Plage de Pompierre) with palm trees and turquoise water on the island of Terre-De-Haut, Les Saintes, Guadeloupe.

Plants by the sea Le Moule in Guadeloupe, French west indies. Lesser Antilles, Caribbean sea

Old dried fallen trees on the beach in Mexico.

Romantic Caribbean sandy beach with palm trees, turquoise sea. Morning landscape shot at sunrise at Plage de Bois Jolan, Guadeloupe, French Antilles

A photoshoot of a young woman enyoing a sunny day at the beach and feeling succesful and happy

ilet blanc, idyllic island in Grand cul de sac marin, guadeloupe. Sand, sea, and dead tree, landscape photo

Baie-de-Jacotet, Rivière Des Galets, Savanne (Savannah) district, Mauritius: Ilot Sancho, a rock outcrop covered in dense vegetation, separated from the mainland by a tidal channel, becomes a peninsula in the low tide - location of legendary pirates' treasures.

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Coastal hiking trail of Sentier du Littoral, Martinique

Sargasso seaweed in the Caribbean beach, cleaning.

Mangrove in Madre de Deus on the coast of the state of Bahia in northeastern Brazil

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