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Ocean Literacy · Early-Career Voices From Uncertainty to Purpose: How One Voyage Changed My Direction in Marine Science Thirteen days at sea aboard RV Investigator, from...
Ocean Literacy · Coral Reefs The corals that survived Mo’orea, and the limits of what that means A rare before-and-after genomic record shows natural selection acting...
Ocean Literacy · Deep Sea Exploration A Country Looks Into Its Own Deep Sea for the First Time Twenty-five cold seeps, twenty suspected new species and...
Ocean Literacy · Coral Reef Science Coral Reefs Are Losing the Time They Need to Recover, Largest Ever Global Assessment Finds Four decades of monitoring across...
Conservation Community · Events Beyond Coexistence: The North American Summit on Collaborating with Wildlife Co-hosted by the Oceans & Wildlife Institute and the Wildlife Restoration Foundation,...
Ocean Literacy · Marine Taxonomy One Name, Two Oysters: DNA Settles a 176-Year Indo-Pacific Question A Curtin-led team combined museum specimens with gene sequencing to confirm...
Arctic Shipping · Air Quality Ten Days with a Particle Counter in Ilulissat Screening measurements in the port of Greenland’s third largest town averaged 60,000 to...
Fisheries Governance · Republic of Korea Korean Tuna Roundtable Advances Sustainable Fisheries Priorities Ahead of Critical Reassessments At its ninth meeting, the Korean Roundtable for Sustainable...
Almost everyone says sperm whale. SEVENSEAS Trivia Five questions and three games, new every Thursday. Every answer comes with the working behind it and a link...
Book Note · The California Current Tin Can Coast: The Fisheries That Made California, and the Ones They Emptied Joseph Ogilvy’s first book follows abalone, sardines...