Strengthening Ocean Conservation Globally by Connecting People, Telling Stories, Sharing Science
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 algae. Karim was published …
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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? Right whales eat copepods, …
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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 year’s report, data from …
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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 breathtaking landscapes and ancient …
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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 and international frameworks – …
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By Sharyn Umaña-Angers In 2010, roughly 300 California sea lions established a rookery and nursery on a Southern California beach, becoming a major tourist attraction as synonymous with La Jolla …
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Ground-breaking new SEAwise research shows habitat restoration and measures to tackle the effects of pollution and proliferating coastal development may be just as important to ensuring healthy fish stocks as …
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By Wasseem Emam FAI and Ethical Seafood Research (ESR) have announced a new partnership to launch the Tilapia Welfare Project in Egypt. Egypt is the top tilapia producer in Africa …
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By Curtin University A perfect storm of environmental factors has seen a monumental loss of fish and coral life at a popular area of Ningaloo Reef in Western Australia’s Gascoyne …
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By Purdue University Climate change, extreme weather events, unprecedented records in temperatures and higher, acidic oceans make it difficult to predict the long-term fate of modern crop varieties. In a paper …
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