Strengthening Ocean Conservation Globally by Connecting People, Telling Stories, Sharing Science
Peter Prokosch Coastal Kenya is home to an amazing array of wildlife – it’s one of the most biodiverse parts of Africa. Over 550 plant and 50 animal species found …
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1. Letter from the Editor. When did we become a disposable society and to what end? 2. 7 SUSTAINABLE LIFE HACKS: Back-to-school and a greener year for your family. These …
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What if I told you that a single abandoned fishing net could last for up to 400 years in the ocean… killing and tangling marine life, and coral reefs? Fishing …
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For 45 years, the Endangered Species Act has provided vital protections for ocean and terrestrial animals alike. From manatees to bald eagles, we owe their continued presence to the ESA. …
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Stephanie L. Swanson, Miami University The Effects of Ecotourism, Recreational Boating, and Fishing on the Conservation of the Florida Manatee Currently, the Florida manatee, a subspecies of West Indian manatee, is …
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There is constant pressure to live and act greener but on a tight schedule between work, making lunches, study time, and sports it becomes much easier to live a disposable …
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Students enrolled in the Bahamas Awareness of Mangroves (B.A.M.) program launched an environmental monitoring program and a new partnership with North Carolina State University to study diseases in Bahamian mangrove …
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Kaylee White When you think about plastic, what comes to mind? You probably think convenience. Or perhaps you think durability and flexibility. None of those monikers would be wrong, of …
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Dennis Bryan Baitit Island paradise- that feeling when you spent the whole year dreaming of a place that you keep on staring at your desktop for the whole year. The …
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