First New Seafloor Map of the Decade Collected on New Year’s Expedition in Australian Waters
Schmidt Ocean Institute’s research vessel Falkor has collected the first public seafloor data of the New Year, as part of a global[…]
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Category: Issue 69 – February 2021
Miami-based Start-Up Launches Venture Studio & Innovation Pipeline to Save the Oceans
Seaworthy Collective Opens Applications for Opportunities for Sea Change Seaworthy Collective (SC), a new Miami based start-up is empowering a[…]
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Sea Anemones Find Sweet Arrangement with Under-Skin Algae for Emergency Food Source
UCI study offers insights into ways tidepool organisms bond to enhance survival success Every species needs a backup strategy when[…]
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IPNLF calls on IOTC to take decisive action on yellowfin stock rebuilding at Special Session in early 2021
The principles enshrined in UNCLOS and the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) should be applied so that stock rebuilding takes[…]
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What Do Homeowners Think About Climate Change?
By Even Dunn Since the late 1800s, the global temperature of Earth has increased by 1 degree Celsius(or 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit).[…]
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Project Holocene by Russ Ronat
Russ Ronat is an artist and the creator of Project Holocene. The project has been shown at zoos, science, and[…]
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New Online Platform Creates Knowledge Portal for Aquaculture Farmers
The Maine Aquaculturist centralizes resources for a growing industry The Gulf of Maine Research Institute announced the launch of The Maine[…]
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Methane-Busting Seaweed Farms on Track for 2021 Production
By Andrew Spence Construction of the first farm and processing plant to turn red seaweed into a feed supplement for[…]
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