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The Oceano Azul Foundation is leading a scientific expedition to the Azores between 3 and 24 June, in partnership with the Waitt Foundation and National Geographic...
Two rivers straddle downtown Washington, D.C., the Anacostia and Potomac. Just south of the Nationals Park the Anacostia joins the Potomac, and if you follow the...
A new scientific study published in PeerJ – the Journal of Life and Environmental Sciences has tracked juvenile whale sharks across the Philippines emphasising the importance...
Writing and photography by David Helvarg I was scheduled to visit a coral restoration project off Guanahcabibes National Park, a world-class biosphere reserve in western Cuba. Then I found...
The grass roots efforts of people who advocate for marine conservation through adventuring are helping to raise awareness to create change all over the world. By...
Haiti is a country filled with rich art, colonial architecture, and white sand beaches. With over 1,500 km of coastline that once consisted of mangroves, sea...
By Andrew Bruckner, Georgia Coward, Coral Reef CPR The most devastating coral bleaching event affecting reefs worldwide unfolded between 2015 and2017. Over 80% of the world’s reefs bleached,...
Story by Kevin Majoros Networking is often used to enlighten people to fresh ideas and to extend a circle of support. If it is done well,...
Workshops held for science teachers and students in Valdivia, Chile. Professors and teachers had the opportunity to be part of the Workshop “Microplásticos: the oceanic trip of...
You pass trash every day. Most likely it did not come from you but we should all do our part to pick up for the rest...
