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Fishermen Help Find Biodiversity Hotspot In The Labrador Sea

Fishermen help scientists locate an underwater hotspot of biodiversity in the Labrador Sea.

NGOs Accuse EU Governments of Being Opaque Over Fishing

A conglomerate of nine NGOs has accused European Union governments of failing to ensure fish stocks are protected.

Sea of Change Foundation Online Auction Now Open

The 2021 Sea of Change Foundation online fundraiser auction is now up and running.

New Survey of the World’s Coral Reefs Finds Reefs Are ‘Struggling to Survive’

A large group of scientists recently released a report on their decade-long effort to study the state of the world's coral reefs.

Could Jellyfish Take Down A Nuclear Reactor?

Scotland's only nuclear power plant had to shut down recently due to jellyfish clogging the pipes that bring in seawater that cools the reactor.

Engineers Build Water-Skimming Insect Robots

Scientists at Michigan Technological University have created robots inspired by water-surfing insects.

Artificial Beach In Barcelona Plays Host To A Wide Range Of Life

A surprisingly diverse range of marine life has been found at an artificial beach the Barcelona Forum.

The Scientific Consensus on Climate Change Has Changed Over the Past Decade

Research into the evolution of the scientific consensus on the impact of humans on climate change has been recently published.

Hundred-Million-Year-Old Modern-Looking Crab Found In Amber

A 100-million-year-old crab found in amber answers some questions about crab evolution -- and raises others.

Tree Rings Help Explain Secrets of Dutch Seafaring Dominance in the 17th Century

One particular ship has revealed through its timbers the history of the shipbuilding materials that enabled the Dutch East India Company to flourish.

OceanX, NEOM Project Showcase Videos of Red Sea Expedition

OceanX and Saudi Arabia's NEOM project recently completed an expedition to the Red Sea.

New Models Highlight The Effect Climate Change Will Have On Nor’easters

New modelling by Argonne National Laboratories predicts the impact of climate change on Nor’easters.

US Ocean Observing System Committee To Hold Public, Virtual Meetings In November, December

Folks who are interested in how the US government monitors the health of the ocean may want to put November 29th, 2021 and December 6th, 2021 on their calendars.

US Government Releases Draft Atlantic Shark Fishery Report

The US National Marine Fisheries Service has released a draft report on the state of the Atlantic shark fishery.

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