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Coral Disease Is Causing Changes To Restoration Strategy In Bonaire

The Reef Renewal Foundation Bonaire announced this week that it is adjusting its coral restoration strategy in the midst of Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease (SCTLD) on Bonaire's reefs.

UK Shark Fin Ban Becomes Law

King Charles III this week signed into law a UK ban on the import and export of shark fins.

NOAA Launches New Student Opportunities Database

The US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has launched a new student opportunities database to make it easier to search NOAA opportunities for students and recent graduates.

Lex Sant Joins Oceana’s Board of Directors

Ocean conservation group Oceana announced this week that Lex Sant has joined the organization's Board of Directors.

The Shark Trust Unveils ‘Oceanic 31’ Shark Art Exhibition

The Shark Trust has brought together a group of artists who are passionate about sharks, conservation and using art as a tool for positive change.

Octopuses And Humans Map Their Space in Similar Ways!

Neuroscientists have found that octopuses map out their visual space in much the same way humans do.

Seabed 2030 Announces Rebrand Including New Website

The Seabed 2030 project has undergone a major revamp and rebranding, including the launch of a new website.

EU Launches Project to Assess Ocean CO2 Removal Feasibility

A new EU-funded project has been launched to study the feasibility of using the ocean to remove CO2 from the atmosphere.

New Educational Water Exhibit Created By the CCCM and WHOI

The Cape Cod Children’s Museum, the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution and the WHOI Sea Grant program have teamed up to create a new educational water exhibit.

King Charles Set To Ban Import and Export of Shark Fins

King Charles is set to give his "Royal Assent" to a new law banning the UK from importing and exporting shark fins later this year.

Researchers Find A Threefold Increase in Coral Disease Over the Last Quarter Century

New research has shown that coral disease has increased threefold over the last 25 years in response to climate change.

Ocean Plankton Microbes Could Turn Into Carbon Emitters By Climate Change

A new study has shown that climate change could potentially change ocean plankton microbes from carbon sinks to carbon emitters.

New Episode Highlights The Efforts to Save the Vaquita

Brut Media launched a new episode of Operation Milagro to highlight the Vaquita's plight and the efforts being undertaken to save them.

Codfish Evolution Spurred On By Overfishing

The role overfishing played in the evolution of codfish in the late 20th century has been highlighted by new research.

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