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In the midst of modern ills affecting the world's oceans – oceanographer Jeremy Jackson likes to recall ocean success stories.

Jeremy Jackson: The importance of these success stories is that they provide a kind of a model and an inspiration for people.

Jackson – who is with Scripps Institute of Oceanography – spoke about endangered fisheries off the northeastern U.S. that recovered after fishing was limited. He [---1---] the Northern Line Islands, an isolated strand of island reefs in the central Pacific Ocean.

Jeremy Jackson: You [---2---] on those and you feel you really are in utter wilderness. As soon as you go down you see lots of sharks. You see lots of fish. And you see lush growth of corals that is [---3---], like an underwater forest.

[---4---] He's also encouraged by the creation of three large protected marine [---5---] in the Pacific in early 2009. Jackson said scientists know how to save ocean reefs and fisheries. But doing it is a matter of political will.

Jeremy Jackson: If we get our act together, and if we're forceful, and if we just really push for protection we can achieve an enormous amount.

I'm Lindsay Patterson for ES, a clear voice for science. We're at

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