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The Florida Current, One Of the World’s Fastest, Has Stayed Remarkably Stable

A new study has found that the strength of the Florida Current, the beginning of the Gulf Stream system and a key component of the global Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), has remained stable for the past four decades.

Dolphin Project Lauds Disney’s Decision To Remove Dolphins, Manatee From ‘Seas With Nemo’ Attraction

The Dolphin Project is applauding Walt Disney World's recent announcement that it will be moving its three dolphins and a manatee out of its "The Seas With Nemo and Friends" attraction.

BSAC Joins Clean Water Sports Alliance

The British Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC) is joining other water sports’ governing bodies to call for change to protect UK waters by demanding stronger action from the government and industry to address water pollution.

NASA JPL To Help Gather Sub Arctic Ice Data

NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory is working on a robotics project to help gather data from under the Antarctic ice.

Ocean Impact Organisation Announces Third Accelerator Cohort Winners

The Ocean Impact Organisation has announced the winners of its third accelerator cohort.

Fairfield University Launches New Center for Climate, Coastal and Marine Studies

Fairfield University has announced the launch of a new Center for Climate, Coastal and Marine Studies.

Efforts Underway To Protect Black Lake Sturgeon

Researchers have released 500 juvenile sturgeon into the Saginaw River in Michigan to help efforts in creating a sustainable population in the Black Lake.

New Study Shows Rain’s Impact On Baby Turtle Sizes

Researchers have released a study on the impact of rain and sunshine on the size of sea turtle hatchlings.

US Voters Want More Ocean Protections

New polling by Oceana has shown that US voters favor increased safeguards for our oceans.

Sea Of Change Foundation Aids Turtle Conservation In Mexico

The Sea of Change Foundation has been involved in protecting turtle habitats in Mexico this summer.

New Theory Surfaces About The Cause Of Scarface’s Scars

A new theory has been proposed surrounding the cause of the scars on a great white shark better known as Scarface.

Maldivian Government Decides Not To Continue Allowing Longline Fishing

The Maldivian government has decided to not to continue allowing longline fishing in its territorial waters.

US Government Announces Review Of Indus River Dolphin’s Designation As Endangered

The US government has announced it will conduct a five-year review of whether to keep the Indus River Dolphin on the Endangered Species List.

Alleged ‘Russian Spy Whale’ Found Dead Off Norwegian Coast

A beluga whale thought by some to be trained by the Russian military to spy on NATO coasts was found floating dead this past weekend.

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