Walls of Death: Fisheries Threaten Livelihoods in the Indian Ocean, Report Reveals
Fishing pressure on the Indian Ocean high seas is threatening ocean health, coastal livelihoods and iconic species, with governments failing[…]
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Category: Stories from the Sea
The Many Faces of Marine Conservation – From a Remote Colombian Island to a Roman Boardroom in 3 Days
By John Joaquín Bohórquez, Ph.D. Candidate Friday It was twilight in the early morning when I emerged from the jungle[…]
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Nudibranchs – Photo taken in Indonesia – Jack’s April Underwater Photograph
Nudibranchs are an order of marine gastropod consisting of more than 3,000 species. They are soft-bodied, slug-like animals many of[…]
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SAWFISH NEWS by Tonya Wiley: Havenworth Coastal Conservation ESA Listing Anniversary for Smalltooth Sawfish in the U.S.
The population of smalltooth sawfish in the United States experienced a significant decrease in numbers and distribution during the 20th[…]
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James Bowyer: Solitude & Survival in The South
Standing on the Devon coast, my phone rings. “Hi James, we’d like you to look after Rothera for us. Are[…]
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Mako and Whale Sharks Are “Racing” to Help Save Their Fellow Sharks
Sharks Can Be Tracked Via Online Site Anywhere in the World FORT LAUDERDALE/DAVIE, Fla. – Do you have COVID-19 burnout? Are you[…]
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Green Berets Earn Blue Stars After Debris Removal Off Key West
The U.S. Army’s Green Berets are known as the most specialized experts in unconventional warfare. This week in waters off Key[…]
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What Does Recovery Mean for Endangered Smalltooth Sawfish?
Following the population decline of smalltooth sawfish in the United States and the 2003 listing under the Endangered Species Act[…]
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What’s Happening to The Most Remote Coral Reefs on Earth?
Scientists from the Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation have published their findings on the state of coral reefs in[…]
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Zanzibar Whip Coral Shrimp – Photo taken in Indonesia – Jack’s March Underwater Photograph
It’s easy for divers to get stoked on seeing the big-ticket critters. Manta rays? Majestic. Sharks? Spellbinding. There’s this cognitive[…]
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