Saving Our Oceans Through Coral Restoration
Saving our oceans from the devastating impacts of human choices is possible through coral restoration. Often it can be difficult to know how to aid our oceans in recovery, …
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Category: Ocean Literacy
In Oceans Deep: Courage, Innovation, and Adventure Beneath the Waves
“Ultimately, this timely and richly told story became something the author did not intend: an invaluable survey of how much damage has been done and how much we will lose …
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Mote Science Education Aquarium
Mote Marine Laboratory leadership is pleased to announce the selection of a partnership between a local construction management company and an international firm for the construction of Mote Science …
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A deep dive into Japan’s questionable treatment of marine life
Japan is in many ways a world leading nation, but when it comes to protecting their marine life they are falling way short of the mark. With commercial whaling, auctioning …
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Mercury Toxicity as a Cause for Stranded Marine Mammals is not a Mystery
Dr. Bill McGraw, Boquete, Panama www.newaquatechpanama.com Approximately 37% of marine mammals are in danger of extinction. The main apparent and reported concern regarding the death of whales and dolphins is …
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Oceana Finds Seafood Fraud Persists, More Than 20% of Samples Mislabeled
Oceana Calls on Government to Require Boat-to-Plate Traceability for All Seafood Oceana released the results of a new seafood fraud investigation, finding that 1 in every 5 fish tested was mislabeled. …
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Resources for World Oceans Day
World Oceans Day is a global day of ocean celebration and collaboration for a better future. This site serves as a central coordinating platform for World Oceans Day, with free resources and ideas …
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Plastics are forever.
By Tom Brinkworth The rise of the global anti-plastic discourse was born from the visual effects of plastic pollution. A six-pack ringed turtle, a plastic ensnared dolphin or the waste-filled belly …
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Hairy Frogfish – Lembeh Indonesia: Jack’s December 2018 Underwater Photography Feature
This is the hairy looking beast is the striated frogfish and you’re not gonna believe how it catches it’s food. Why do they call it the hairy frogfish? The fish …
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Toxic Algae Blooms
By Dr Bill McGraw Aquaculture and Environmental Scientist Losses due to toxic algal blooms are reported to be in excess of $82 million to all associated marine industries, not to …
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