The M/V Steve Irwin, which until late last year served as the flagship of the Sea Shepherd environmental group, could be taking on a new role as an artificial reef.
The sixth annual Shark-Con held in Tampa, Florida this coming summer will have a bunch of shark advocates gathering in one place to talk about their favorite fish.
The French Caribbean territory of St. Barts could be more vulnerable to coral bleaching than island countries like Jamaica or Cuba, according to a new scientific study.
Given that responsible recreational boating provides access to a bunch of sites in U.S. marine sanctuaries for scuba divers and other water enthusiasts to enjoy, the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration recently announced it had entered into a formal partnership with leading recreational fishing and boating organizations to promote sustainable activities in federal waters, including sanctuaries.
Wreckage of the World War II aircraft carrier USS Hornet was discovered late last month by the expedition crew of the late Paul Allen's Research Vessel (R/V) Petrel.
World Champion Freediver William Trubridge recently swam the Cook Strait in his home country of New Zealand to raise awareness of the plight of hectors dolphins.
A decision by Australia's Administrative Appeals Tribunal on whether to continue allowing the killing of sharks in the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park is due out soon.
The "Sharkwater Extinction" documentary by the late and great underwater filmmaker and conservationist Rob Stewart will debut in select European theaters in March 2019.
A scientist based out of California has successfully tagged a shark that is believed to have killed an American scuba diver and seriously injure another in November 2017.