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Antarctica’s George VI Ice Shelf Experienced Record Melting Last Year

Antarctica's northern George VI Ice Shelf experienced record melting during the 2019-2020 summer season, a University of Colorado Boulder-led study found.

Oceana Publishes Report For Improved Fishing Traceability And Transparency

Oceana has announced the publication of its report providing tools for transparency and traceability in fishing.

Sea Of Change Successfully Tags Blue Fin Tunas

The Sea of Change Foundation has announced that its blue fin tuna "Tag A Giant"  collaboration has successfully used the three satellite tags provided by the foundation.

Proposals Are Sought To Reduce Derelict Fishing Gear

The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF) has announced it is seeking proposals for its Fishing for Energy Partnership.

GVI Virtual Open Day Date Announced

GVI have announced that their latest virtual open day will take place on March 20th, 2021, at 1 p.m. GMT.

Ocean Climate Coalition To Lobby US Government In April

A coalition of climate activists will virtually descend on Washington, DC next month to lobby lawmakers in favor of promoting ocean solutions that generate jobs to fight the climate crisis.

How Green Is Your Neoprene

In an underwater world with an increasing amount of ‘green’ options for thermal protection, how do you really know what is better for the environment? 

‘Glowing Sharks’ Discovered Off New Zealand

Scientists have discovered three new shark species that glow in the deep, dark waters off New Zealand.

The Gulf Stream Is ‘In Its Weakest State In Over A Millennium’

Scientists are warning that global warming could be the cause of the Gulf Stream weakening at an "unprecedented" scale.

The Great Barrier Reef Gets Some Help From PADI

PADI has galvanized itself to come to the Great Barrier Reef's aid and help with conducting the Great Reef Census.

SSI Extends Free Marine Ecology Student Kit

Scuba Schools International has announced an extension to its free Marine Ecology Student Kit offer.

Life Exists Under Ice That Scientists Never Thought Possible

Up until recently, scientists thought that life couldn't exist far beneath parts of Antarctica's ice shelf.

Center for American Progress Seeks Ocean Policy Research Assistant/Associate

The Center for American Progress recently announced it's hiring for a position in its Ocean Policy program.

Scientists Are Developing A New Observation Network For The Ocean’s ‘Twilight Zone’

A new observation network under development by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution is looking to gather data about the ocean twilight zone, a dimly lit region roughly 200–1000 meters (650–3200 feet) below the surface.

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