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In coastal Norway, winter celebrations begin not with a date on the calendar but with a fish. Long before Christmas lights shimmer across Henningsvær’s harbor or...
Beneath the surface of Porsangerfjord in northern Norway, something profound is unfolding. Where barren rock once stretched across 70 hectares of seafloor, kelp forests now sway...
The festive season brings joy and celebration. However, it also brings an unintended consequence: an increase in plastic waste, from glittery decorations to disposable party supplies....
I met Mario in Tateyama, Japan, long after he had transitioned into a male. I should note, first and foremost, that Mario is actually not a...
SAMARKAND, Uzbekistan— Nations voted today to adopt landmark protections for heavily traded golden sandfish sea cucumbers. But they failed to protect six sea cucumber species in...
The new welfare assessment published in a leading scientific journal confirms that it is impossible for Faroe Island pilot whale hunts as conducted to be carried...
“Ocean Plastics are an Existential Threat to the Diversity of Life on Our Planet”: Data Show that Nearly Half of Animals that Ingested Plastics were Red-Listed...
Giacomo Abrusci I had the honor of living in Thailand during the passing and mourning of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great, Rama IX, and...
The northern Red Sea corals should be dead. By every bleaching model, every thermal threshold established from reefs worldwide, the summer of 2024 should have left...
The Nile has flowed through Egypt for millions of years, through a civilization that understood something modern society appears to have forgotten: ecosystems don’t respond well...
