By Stephanie Costagliola, A Marine Biologist Did you know shark oil is similar to our skin oils? Shark liver oil is known as Squalene or Squalane...
By Tonya Wiley, The President of Havenworth Coastal Conservation Several institutions conduct research activities on the biology, distribution, and ecology of endangered smalltooth sawfish in the...
4ocean and Poralu Marine announce the BeBot: new cleaning technology for beaches 4ocean, a purpose-driven B Corp with a mission to end the ocean plastic crisis,...
MMF scientists have kickstarted an intensive tagging study designed to better understand movements and habitat use and guide protection of these rare and threatened species Researchers...
Makos and whale sharks competed through Shark Awareness Day FORT LAUDERDALE/DANIA BEACH, FLORIDA – And the winner is . . . After a nearly seven-month journey spanning...
I saw the email first thing Friday morning; a sawfish had been sighted in the Tampa Bay area. A man walking the beach in Redington Shores the...
The tiny pygmy seahorse was not discovered until 1969 due to its impressive camouflage (and minuscule size) which had, until then, kept it undetected by scientists....
When Hawai‘i Pacific University (HPU) Associate Professor of Biology Brenden Holland, Ph.D., and HPU graduate student Anita Harrington teamed up last summer to work on the DNA sequencing of...
Hope Reef, the start of the world’s largest coral reef restoration program, has been unveiled off the coast of Sulawesi, Indonesia. The reef, which can be seen...
By Kevin Majoros The School for Field Studies (SFS) is a United States based environmental study abroad program provider for undergraduate college students that offers fully accredited...