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By Zach Theiler There may be no more humbling reminder of our place in nature than to swim with whales or whale sharks, relics of a...
“Peeko,” an older bird, shows signs of improvement following the procedure BOSTON, MA – An African penguin at the New England Aquarium is benefitting from acupuncture...
Indigenous-managed protected area integrates traditional knowledge and multi-stakeholder partnerships Aerial view of Cleopatra Island, Gökova Bay, where community leadership is driving success in marine ecosystem conservation....
While our oceans are facing a variety of climate change crises, documentary filmmakers like Clément Pourtal and Jérôme Brousse are presenting their recent important work done...
This is an example of a symbiotic relationship. The venomous anemone protects the clown fish (anemone fish) and the clown fish keeps the anemone free of...
By Rachel PlunkettPhoto Banner Credit: Lewis Burnett In the vast open ocean, how does a large animal like a right whale find enough food to eat?...
STEINACH, Switzerland – The 6th Annual World Air Quality Report reveals troubling details of the world’s most polluted countries, territories, and regions in 2023. For this...
MONMOUTH, United Kingdom – Thirty years ago, archaeologist Peter Sommer set off on his 2,000-mile trek across Turkey, retracing Alexander the Great’s route through the region’s...
A new working definition of ‘destructive fishing’ has successfully been drafted following a rigorous consultation process involving 80 fisheries experts from over 30 countries. Many policies...
By Sharyn Umaña In 2010, roughly 300 California sea lions established a rookery and nursery on a Southern California beach, becoming a major tourist attraction as...