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Feature Destination · Kalaallit Nunaat / Greenland Sixteen Thousand Baleen Whales Off East Greenland, and the Fish That Brought Them New survey work puts roughly 16,000...
Ocean Literacy · Coral Reefs The corals that survived Mo’orea, and the limits of what that means A rare before-and-after genomic record shows natural selection acting...
Ocean Literacy · Deep Sea Exploration A Country Looks Into Its Own Deep Sea for the First Time Twenty-five cold seeps, twenty suspected new species and...
Ocean Literacy · Marine Taxonomy One Name, Two Oysters: DNA Settles a 176-Year Indo-Pacific Question A Curtin-led team combined museum specimens with gene sequencing to confirm...
Blue Carbon · Panama Panama Counts Its Mangroves, and What It Has Lost The environment ministry puts national cover at roughly 183,774 hectares and estimates that...
Ocean Policy · Mesopelagic Conservation Fiji and Panama Launch Global Challenge to Protect the Ocean’s Twilight Zone Two governments have become the first to join the...
On World Environment Day 2026, UNESCO expanded its World Network of Biosphere Reserves to 797 sites across 145 countries, with first-ever designations in Montenegro, Timor-Leste, and...
