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Satellites Used To Measure Coral Reef Health

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

Cold Ocean Currents Protect and Cool the Water Around The Galapagos

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

New Light Shone On Deep Ocean Wave Dynamics

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

Ocean Partnership Office Contract Awarded

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

Caribbean Spiny Lobster Sustainable Fishing Plan Announced

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

Mission Blue Recognizes New ‘Hope Spot’ Off Argentine Coast

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

Australia’s First Offshore Nursery Ready To Spawn

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.

Greenland Sharks Are Now Under Increased International Protection

An international body recently banned the Greenland shark from intentional catch and bycatch in international waters.

‘Great Lakes Untamed’ Trailer Is Now Available Online

The trailer for the definitive natural history documentary "Great Lakes Untamed" is now available to view online.

Satellite Imagery Confirms The Threat From Melting Sea Ice

Researchers at the Los Alamos National Laboratory have released a new analysis of high-resolution satellite imagery confirming the danger posed by melting ice sheets and glaciers.

Phytoplankton Leans On Its Bacterial Friends To Survive

An ancient marine phytoplankton known to be almost 3 billion years old has been shown to lean on its bacterial friends to survive!

What Are You More Likely to Die From: A Shark or A Coconut?

The folks at floridapanhandle.com have just revamped and updated their interactive Shark Attack Statistics webpage.

Curaçao Dive Tourism Operators Become Green Fins Members

The Reef-World Foundation has launched a new online platform, the Green Fins Hub, which will assist Curaçao’s leading sustainable dive tourism operators as Green Fins Digital Members in developing best environmental practices for marine tourism.

Learn About Shark Tracking and Conservation on Walter Munk Day

California Governor Gavin Newsom recently signed into law a bill that provides new protection for white sharks in state waters.

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