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Coral Reefs · Climate & Bleaching Surviving the Coming Coral Reef Apocalypse By Dr. Bill McGraw · August 2026 Introduction Coral reefs provide an estimated 10...
As the International Seabed Authority returns to negotiations, the Deep Sea Mining Campaign says one risk has gone almost entirely unstudied: what happens when mining mobilises...
Seven antifouling paints tested across three European coasts. The one sold as eco-friendly came back the most toxic; a biocide-free silicone won.
SEVENSEAS Marine Conservation & Travel Magazine – No. 134 – July 2026 Welcome to the July issue of SEVENSEAS Marine Conservation & Travel Magazine. This month...
Eve Taylor of Living Porpoisefully turns an unhurried walk along Florida's Gulf Coast into a field guide, making marine science accessible one beach find at a...
A practical, Instagram-first guide to El Nido and Coron in Northern Palawan, built around the resorts, dive centers and cafes doing the real work of ocean...
The Philippines has declared the waters around Panaon Island a Protected Seascape, safeguarding more than 60,000 hectares of some of the healthiest, most climate-resilient coral reefs...
A new, free Oyster Farming course from the Guy Harvey Foundation and the Harte Research Institute is the first in a Marine Careers Series built for...
On World Ocean Day, CTI-CFF and partners launched a free, open-access platform putting marine conservation knowledge, courses, and expert networks for the Coral Triangle's six nations...
Vilnius pairs a UNESCO Old Town with lake and river swimming, including three Blue Flag beaches whose bathing water is tested every two weeks. A Baltic...