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Great Turnout For the SSI Ecology Instructor Programs

Over 1,300 participants have participated in Scuba Schools International's free, online Ecology instructor programs.

New Audio Album Describing The Earth Released

A digital media artist has released a new audio album that depicts through sound humanity's impact on the environment.

US Government Considering Whether To List Humpback Dolphin As Endangered

The US government is looking at whether to list the Atlantic Humpback Dolphin as an endangered species.

Vaquitas On the Edge Of Extinction But There Is There A Glimmer Of Hope

The Vaquita, a small porpoise that lives off the coast of Mexico, could be the latest animal to go extinct, although there is some hope.

Killer Whales Spend More Time In Arctic Waters

Recent research has shown that killer whales are spending more time in Arctic waters due to the receding sea ice.

GUE Announces New ‘Conservation Pledge’

The folks at Global Underwater Explorers (GUE) have announced their new "Conservation Pledge."

Wine Company Looks To Remove Plastic From the Ocean

Australian wine company The Hidden Sea has a mission to help remove plastic from the world's oceans.

Mako Sharks Win International Protection

The International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT) has adopted a ban on the catching of North Atlantic shortfin mako sharks.

PADI And Nat Geo Pristine Seas Team Up To Protect The Ocean

PADI and National Geographic Pristine Seas have announced a partnership to protect 30% of the oceans by 2030.

Endangered Amazon River Dolphins Found Dead With Signs Of Foul Play

A Sea Shepherd Amazon River dolphin survey found signs of foul play in the deaths of some dolphins.

Next Blue Beacon Event Announced: ‘Life to Kanaloa!’

The next installment of the National Marine Sanctuary Foundation's Blue Beacon Series will take place on December 15th, 2021.

New Lake Erie Algae Bloom Documentary Wraps

A new documentary highlighting the problem with toxic algae faced in the US Great Lakes has wrapped up production.

Scientists Nab Grant To Develop Underwater Robot To Study Coral Reefs

The National Science Foundation has awarded a US$1.5 million/~€1.3 million grant to open new avenues of robotic study of coral reefs.

Great Barrier Reef Scientist Sees Hope In Coral Spawn

Billions of coral babies were born on Australia's Great Barrier Reef off the coast of Cairns.

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