The Ebiil Society, led by Ann Singeo, works to preserve Palau’s marine habitats while supporting women fishermen in Ngardmau. As part of IUCN Oceania’s Kiwa Initiative,...
This article is written by Sofía Green In a historic and groundbreaking event, a tagged whale shark has returned to the Galapagos after an incredible ~7...
In this powerful pair of essays, Mark J. Spalding, President of The Ocean Foundation, offers both a strategic analysis and a deeply personal reflection on the...
In March, 2024 I traveled to the city of Stralsund on the German Baltic Sea coast to take a break from the drab gray of Berlin....
The 5 Gyres Institute Calls on Volunteers to Track Plastic Pollution Trends in U.S. National Parks SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA – The 5 Gyres Institute announces the...
Acoustic tagging data shows loggerhead sea turtles returning annually to Cape Cod Loggerhead sea turtles that were rehabilitated at the New England Aquarium and released back...
São Miguel, the largest and most visited of the nine Azorean islands, serves as something of a gateway to the archipelago’s rich marine life. Its proximity...
Interview by Andi CrossPhotography by: Adam Moore & Marla TomorugSupport from: Kilchoan Melfort Trust (KMT) Tucked away on Scotland’s west coast, Argyll is a region defined...
From Climate Misconceptions to Sustainable Solutions A new scientific study indicates that changing cloud cover may be behind most of the abrupt global warming observed in...
By Renee Bonorchis START One theory goes that human beings are psychologically incapable of caring about an event they’ve been told will be catastrophic but will...