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...
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...
Click the cover to view it full size SEVENSEAS Marine Conservation & Travel Magazine No. 135 · August 2026 Welcome to the August issue of SEVENSEAS...
Sustainable Travel · Panama Panama: A Conservation Traveller’s Guide to Whales, Reefs and Cloud Forest Panama protects more than half of its ocean on paper. On...
Blue Carbon · Panama Panama Counts Its Mangroves, and What It Has Lost The environment ministry puts national cover at roughly 183,774 hectares and estimates that...
Ocean Policy · Mesopelagic Conservation Fiji and Panama Launch Global Challenge to Protect the Ocean’s Twilight Zone Two governments have become the first to join the...
Warm-bodied predators burn nearly four times the energy of cold-blooded fish to hold their thermal edge. New research warns that a warming ocean is turning that...
Chris Bertish called off his solo Pacific catamaran crossing on the eve of departure. His conservation mission for a school in Northern Kenya is going ahead...