THAILAND POSITIVE OCEANS

Thailand’s overall Positive Oceans Index score is 5.6, ranking it in 27th place out of 30 countries.

The country has high scores for Marine Biodiversity at 7.6.

Thailand protects 1.5% of its marine estate (i.e. MPAs). It has some of the highest Coastal Tourism Densities at 5'403 tourism by kilometre of coastline and a high Recreational Marine Estate Pressure at 174 people per square kilometre.

 

At A Glance

306'891 km2

Total Marine Estate

1.9%

Marine Protected Areas

1

Sustainable Marine Parks

5403

Coastal Tourism Density

174

Recreational Marine

Estate Pressure

Thailand Oceans Scores

biodiversity

/10

diversity of marine species and habitat from recreational perspective

infrastructure

/10

Coastal Tourism Density (number of visitors per coastal kilometre) coastal industries, cruises, waste, water, sanitation.

activites

/10

Recreational Marine Estate Pressure (number of people claiming the marine state by square kilometre) Leisure activities, water sports, etc

conservation

/10

Marine Protected Areas (MPAs), fishing impact and conservation legislation

overall score

/10

location ranking

Seychelles

/10

South Africa

/10

Fiji

/10

Thailand

/10

within region

Malaysia

/10

Maldives

/10

Thailand

/10

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OTHER OCEANS INDEXES

Australia

Canada ranks 1st out of 30 countries with an overall score of 7.8

New Zealand

New Zealand ranks 2nd out of 30 countries with an overall score of 7.6

Canada

Canada ranks 3rd out of 30 countries with an overall score of 7.2

REGIONS IN THAILAND

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