New Zealand and Mexican marine scientists analysing the movements of great white sharks in the southwest Pacific say that news that one of the sharks fitted with a satellite tag in April had left New Zealand waters has implications for the species
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Dolphins, seals and whales managed by the US are highly vulnerable to climate change, According to a study published in PLOS ONE, 72% of cetacean and pinniped stocks managed under U.S...
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Robots are trained to help revive coral reefs “It’s a really special part of the world,” says marine biologist Taryn Foster from the Abrolhos Islands, 40 miles from ...
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It’s time to put oceans to the test in the climate fight, scientists say More than 200 scientists have signed a letter pushing for “responsible” research into ways to trap planet-heating
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The complexities of mapping Pacific and Asian reefs Des and Kelvin of Gladstone, Katy and Filimone of Fiji and Victor and Christina of Palau all have the same issue – reef...
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Concern for Coral Reefs after Maui Fires In addition to the tragic loss of life and property on fire-ravaged Maui, scientists are also concerned about the envir...
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How protecting our oceans will help us fight climate change Healthy marine ecosystems and climate stability have always been closely interlinked...
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Ocean heat record broken, with grim implications for the planet The oceans have hit their hottest ever recorded temperature as they soak up warmth from climate change, with dire impli...
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Crucial system of ocean currents is heading for collapse A vital system of ocean currents could collapse within a few decades if the world continues to pump out planet-heating ...
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