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The Nile has flowed through Egypt for millions of years, through a civilization that understood something modern society appears to have forgotten: ecosystems don’t respond well...
A groundbreaking expedition reveals thriving coral ecosystems built by vulnerable species, challenging our understanding of deep-ocean resilience Three hundred meters beneath the South Atlantic’s surface, where...
As 84% of global reefs face unprecedented bleaching, a new wave of innovations from probiotics to underwater symphonies offer hope for one of Earth’s most threatened...
November carries a strange weight in Egypt’s Red Sea coast. The autumn light slants differently here, catching on turquoise shallows where 450 distinct coral species pulse...
In the heart of the Mexican Caribbean, a team of passionate researchers and conservationists is working to protect two of the ocean’s most majestic and threatened...
This year, Abu Dhabi will welcome the IUCN World Conservation Congress, bringing together thousands of delegates, organizations, and leaders from across the globe. I will be...
Like a lot of the people who may be interested enough in our seven seas to read this article, I was in the cinema on the...
The world’s most important nature photography competition, Wildlife Photographer of the Year, presents a preview of its sixty-first edition, which will be on display at the...
Groundbreaking Deep-Sea Discovery Captivates Global Audience Schmidt Ocean Institute’s latest expedition has achieved something remarkable: “capturing images and video of 40 suspected new species, coral fields,...
Every August, beneath the surface of the Gulf of Mexico, one of nature’s most spectacular events unfolds. The reef-building corals of Flower Garden Banks National Marine...