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By Stacy Craft, M.A. Sea Shell Protection Sea shells are commonly picked up at beaches by children, collectors, and tourists. Little thought is put into...
The Australian sea lion population has never recovered from the impact of the commercial sealing that occurred mainly in the 19th century. But the use of...
Manta rays form social relationships and actively choose their social partners, a new study has revealed. Research published today by scientists from the Marine Megafauna Foundation,...
Imagine you live hundreds of meters deep in the sea to hide from predators. But every night you swim upward to find food in nutrient-rich surface...
This article is written by Stephanie Swanson Sea turtles are air-breathing aquatic turtles that are well adapted to live their life in the ocean, only leaving their...
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...
“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...
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...
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....
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...
