Ocean

Scientists have gained a new understanding of how Antarctic ice forming below the sea plays an important role in global water circulation.

Researchers have found that climate change is driving the Arctic Ocean to become more acidic.

A new study by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution has shed new light on the effects of coral chemical compounds on the health and composition of reefs.

The Guy Harvey Ocean Foundation has received a new grant from the St. Joe Community Foundation.

A new estimate from the North Atlantic Right Whale Consortium was released this week and the news ain't exactly good.

This week marks the 50th anniversary of the US National Marine Sanctuaries Act.

Comments on proposed shark feeding restrictions in the Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary are due today, October 26th.

University of Sydney geoscientists have developed a new technique capable of measuring coral reefs' health using satellites.

Scientists at the University of Colorado-Boulder have shown in a new study that cold ocean currents protect the Galapagos' waters from warming oceans.

Scientists at Kyoto University have shone a new light on understanding ocean waves' behavior.

Integrated Systems Solutions, Inc. has been awarded a contract for the National Oceanographic Partnership Program Office.

Scientists at the University of Exeter are working toward developing a sustainable fishing plan for Caribbean spiny lobster.

Marine conservation organization Mission Blue this week recognized the South San Jorge Gulf in southern Patagonia, Argentina as a new "Hope Spot."

Corals grown in Australia's first offshore coral nursery at Fitzroy Island off the country's northeast coast are ready to spawn for the first time after being planted on the Great Barrier Reef four years ago.