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Two North Atlantic Right Whales Spotted Entangled In Fishing Gear

The US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced this week that two North Atlantic right whales were seen entangled in fishing gear 50 miles southeast off Nantucket, Massachusetts.

Danish Government Frees Paul Watson

After five months in a Greenland prison, the Danish government has refused a request from the Japanese government to extradite ocean activist and Sea Shepherd Conservation Society Founder Paul Watson and released him from jail.

Ecosystems Worldwide Face Devastation From Sea Cucumber Crime

Illegal sea cucumber crime and fishing are considered a significant danger to marine ecosystems worldwide.

Oceans Found To Cool Climate More Than Expected

A study by the University of East Anglia found that oceans cool the climate more than previously thought.

University Launches Study On The Effects Of Offshore Wind

Researchers from Herriot Watt University have launched a new study into the effects of offshore wind farms on marine life and ecosystems.

Indian Authorities Seize A Large Amount of Dried Shark Fins and Sea Horses

Authorities in Tamil Nadu announced the seizure of 120kg/265lbs of Shark fins and dried sea horses

New Adhesive Found To Work Perfectly In Seawater

Scientists from Huazhong University of Science and Technology have created a new wet adhesive that performs exceptionally well in saltwater environments.

Change.org Petition Urges US Government To Mandate Seasonal Commercial Ship Slowdowns in Whale Zones

More than 17,000 people have signed a Change.org petition urging the US Congress to mandate seasonal slowdowns for commercial ships in whale zones.

Seals strategically scoot around the seas on icebergs

Harbor seals in icy regions use icebergs shed by glaciers as safe platforms to give birth, care for young and molt.

New Names for 20 North Atlantic Right Whales Unveiled

Discover how 20 North Atlantic right whales got their new names and why this annual tradition helps researchers identify these endangered giants.

Multivitamins Could Help Reefs Survive

A recent study by the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution has shown that multivitamins may boost corals' immune systems.

Transplanting Healthy Corals Improves Damaged Reef’s Health

A new study has shown that a novel method of transplanting healthy reef ecosystems to damaged reefs can produce astounding results.

Study Shows How Fishing Patterns Are Changing Due To Climate Change

A five-year research project has investigated how local fishing communities have changed their fishing habits in response to climate change.

Only 7 Percent of Whale Collision Areas Feature Protections

A paper published by researchers from the University of Washington has shown how poorly whales are protected from collisions in our oceans.

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