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Feature Destination Seychelles Leads the Charge in Seagrass Conservation for Climate Action In Seychelles, the Seagrass Mapping and Carbon Assessment Project, led by the University of...
By Giacomo Abrusci Photo Banner Caption: A school of fish swims over a seagrass meadow (Thalassodendron ciliatum), now known locally as gomon zerb levantay. Photo Banner...
In a world increasingly impacted by human stressors, a recent study published in Marine Biology sheds light on the vital need for long-term data to understand and protect...
Students from the International School Bangkok (ISB) collaborated in a commendable beach cleanup event, resulting in the collection of an impressive 110 kilograms of waste in...
by Spoorthy Raman Between spring and fall each year in coastal British Columbia, when salmon migrate upstream, the region’s First Nations manually count the number of fish...
By Tonya Wiley, Havenworth Coastal Conservation In October, SeaWorld Orlando announced the birth of three smalltooth sawfish pups, marking a historic achievement in global conservation for...
In the azure waters of the Indian Ocean lies the Seychelles, an archipelago of 115 islands renowned for its unparalleled natural beauty and pioneering efforts in...
By Giacomo Abrusci Author’s note: I acknowledge my privilege and carry a sense of deep responsibility in being able to dedicate my career to environmental conservation, fully...
Set off on a captivating journey along Morocco’s West Coast, a region where the pulsating swells of the Atlantic meld with a rich cultural landscape, creating...
Scientists utilize high-resolution mapping technologies to find new hydrothermal vents inside the Galápagos Marine Reserve, as well as 15 species not previously known to live within...