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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...
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...
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:...
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...
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)...
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...
This concept is nothing new, but it is high time we officially normalize it. Years ago in the early 2000s, during a brown bag session at...
Research expedition locates chemical ecosystems supporting life in the deep off the coast of Antofagasta. ANTOFAGASTA, Chile— Scientists on a research expedition onboard Schmidt Ocean Institute’s...
By Emily Williams, Miami University, Project Dragonfly The southern sea otter, or California sea otter, is one of three endangered subspecies of sea otter found in...
Climate change and anthropogenic pressures threaten coral reefs around the world, causing biodiversity loss and a decrease in coral cover. With the current bleaching event, just...