The Looe and Whitsand Bay Marine Conservation Zone is located off the south coast of England, near the towns of Looe and Whitsand Bay in Cornwall. This area is designated to protect its diverse marine life and habitats, including important species like seahorses and various types of seaweed. The zone aims to conserve the ecological balance and promote sustainable use of marine resources. Established in 2013, the conservation zone covers approximately 50 square kilometers. It includes a variety of underwater features such as rocky reefs, sandbanks, and mud habitats. The zone is crucial for research and education, helping to raise awareness about the importance of marine conservation and the need to protect vulnerable ecosystems.