Strengthening Ocean Conservation Globally by Connecting People, Telling Stories, Sharing Science
Greenpeace Condemns Impossible Metals Over Deep Sea Mining Plans Greenpeace USA has strongly condemned Impossible Metals’ deep-sea mining proposal near American Samoa, highlighting industry instability, cultural insensitivity, and severe environmental …
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April 24th was Massachusetts Right Whale Day. A vertical puff of water vapor split the air on that bright, calm day in Cape Cod Bay off Provincetown’s Wood End Lighthouse. …
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In a powerful alliance for ocean education and advocacy, World Technology has officially welcomed the Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation as its newest global content partner. Together, they aim …
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For the first time in recorded history, divers have captured footage of two North Atlantic right whales in The Bahamas, marking a rare and extraordinary event. The sighting occurred on …
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Leading the Way in Sustainable Marine Tourism “Sustainability isn’t just a marketing campaign for Ceningan Divers. It is woven into their operations, influencing both the local community and the global …
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Report emphasizes the greatest investment needs in ocean science research KINGSTON, R.I. – Five researchers with ties to the University of Rhode Island contributed to a report that emphasized the …
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By Maria Jose Castaneda. Along the coasts of the world’s temperate and tropical oceans thrives a group of plants crucial in the fight against climate change: seagrass meadows. Although seagrasses …
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On North American shores, student and faculty researchers at Monmouth University have recorded the first confirmation of the anemone species Actinia equina, also known as the beadlet anemone. A common …
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A recently published study in the journal Biological Conservation highlights how small grants can address ocean conservation challenges in a manner that promotes social equity. Low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) are disproportionately impacted by …
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According to the fossil record, cetaceans — whales, dolphins and their relatives — evolved from four-legged land mammals that returned to the oceans beginning some 50 million years ago. Today, …
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