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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...
Ocean Literacy · Deep-Sea Exploration Deep Ocean Discovery: Two Rare Hydrothermal Vent Fields Found in Atlantic’s Doldrums Fracture Zone A month-long research expedition in the mid-Atlantic...
Seven antifouling paints tested across three European coasts. The one sold as eco-friendly came back the most toxic; a biocide-free silicone won.
Eve Taylor of Living Porpoisefully turns an unhurried walk along Florida's Gulf Coast into a field guide, making marine science accessible one beach find at a...
The Philippines has declared the waters around Panaon Island a Protected Seascape, safeguarding more than 60,000 hectares of some of the healthiest, most climate-resilient coral reefs...
On World Ocean Day, CTI-CFF and partners launched a free, open-access platform putting marine conservation knowledge, courses, and expert networks for the Coral Triangle's six nations...
An international expedition off Brazil confirmed 31 new midwater species in two weeks, and achieved the first imaging of living 3D cellular structures at sea.
The Central Caribbean Marine Institute is running two residential coral reef field courses on Little Cayman this summer, training divers and snorkellers in restoration, reef assessment,...
