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Indonesia's first KIOTEC Special Topic Course of 2026 trained thirty civil servants in marine-governance policy analysis, betting that the sector's real bottleneck is not science but...
A San Diego judge has twice refused to dismiss the forced-labour case brought by four Indonesian fishers against Bumble Bee. The ruling turns on a simple...
With $24 million in fresh US State Department funding, the University of Rhode Island's Fish Right Program returns to the contested waters of the western Philippines,...
A new initiative from Minderoo and the Blue Nature Alliance bets that 30x30 will be won or lost on financing, not ambition.
An international expedition off Brazil confirmed 31 new midwater species in two weeks, and achieved the first imaging of living 3D cellular structures at sea.
Before every June, I send a round of emails to contributors and friends, asking if anyone wants to write something easy and fun for our Pride...
After more than 550 days at sea, Ashleigh Kitchiner reflects on what offshore life taught her about belonging, emotional safety, and creating space for LGBTQ+ colleagues.
Welcome to Issue No. 133 of SEVENSEAS Travel Magazine. Our June issue is our annual Pride issue, and this month we travel from the Gulf of...
The Central Caribbean Marine Institute is running two residential coral reef field courses on Little Cayman this summer, training divers and snorkellers in restoration, reef assessment,...
Selva Ozelli's five oil-on-panel exhibitions reimagine the ocean for World Oceans Day 2026, marking the High Seas Treaty's entry into force.