Strengthening Ocean Conservation Globally by Connecting People, Telling Stories, Sharing Science
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 into the ocean in …
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Months after stranding on the beaches of Cape Cod, dozens of sea turtles recovering at the New England Aquarium have received Greek mythology-themed names as their rehabilitation continues. The annual …
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Dar es Salaam, United Republic of Tanzania – Governments, scientific experts and stakeholders gathered over four days in an international meeting that ended today to discuss pressing conservation issues for marine …
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The Case for Optimism in an Epoch of Extinction “In this lovingly crafted book, Bill Streever both builds a case for optimism for the future and takes us on a …
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In a world increasingly impacted by human stressors, a recent study published in Marine Biology sheds light on the vital need for long-term data to understand and protect marine species like sea …
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Turtles stranded on Cape Cod during 2022 cold-stunning season FORT FISHER, N.C. – Two dozen sea turtles are back in the ocean waters off of North Carolina after undergoing months …
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Abstract This article highlights implementations of marine policies in Baja California, Mexico. It explains how policies have affected wildlife and roles locals play in conservation issues. Species discussed include the …
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A group of endemic milletseed butterflyfish accompany a Hawaiian green sea turtle covered in fibropapillomas tumors on the south side of Maui, Hawaii. Though naturally occurring, these tumours are believed …
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By John Joaquín Bohórquez, Ph.D. Candidate Friday It was twilight in the early morning when I emerged from the jungle and stepped onto the black gravel beach. The sun was rising …
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The first global survey of the illegal tortoiseshell trade in decades reveals that 40 countries around the world have active domestic markets, most of which are illegal. Based on research …
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