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Stream2Sea Helps Plant More Than 10,000 Corals In Florida

Stream2Sea has helped with planting over 10,000 corals in the water of Florida after taking part in the Crazy for Coral Initiative.

Travellers Willing To Spend More For Sustainability

A new survey highlights that divers are willing to spend more in order to have a more sustainable tourism industry.

Norway Doubles Down On Murdering Freya The Walrus

Norwegian officials have doubled down on murdering Freya the walrus, claiming it was the correct decision.

Continental Drift Could Lead To Deep Ocean Extinction

Scientists have discovered that the movement of continental plates could end up killing most deep ocean life.

Organizers Are Rallying Divers For The World’s Largest-Ever Underwater Cleanup

An attempt is being made to break the world record for the largest-ever underwater cleanup next month in Portugal.

Could the Megalodon have Been Able to Eat Prey the Size of Killer Whales?

Scientists have made a three-dimensional model of how big the extinct Megalodon shark was -- big enough for it to eat prey the size of modern killer whales.

Surfrider Foundation Europe Partners With ‘Under The Waves’ Video Game

The Surfrider Foundation Europe announced this week that it has partnered with Parallel Studio and Quantic Dream, makers of the upcoming video game "Under The Waves."

Scientists Have Developed A Possible Collision Avoidance System For Sperm Whales

Researchers have developed a possible system to help ships avoid striking sperm whales in the Eastern Mediterranean.

UN Conference Working on High Seas Treaty

A United Nations conference is wrapping up its work this week at UN Headquarters in New York, in search of creating a new global treaty to govern the use of the high seas.

NOAA Chief Outlines Ocean, Climate Benefits of Inflation Reduction Act

With the Inflation Reduction Act being signed into law recently, US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration chief Rick Spinrad talked about how the legislation will help NOAA combat climate change.

New Study Sheds Light on Phytoplankton and the Ocean’s Circadian Rhythm

A new study by scientists from the Ecosystems Center at the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) has shed new light on the ocean's day-night cycle.

New Isopod Discovered In the Gulf Of Mexico

Scientists have discovered a new species of isopod in the depths of the Gulf of Mexico.

Sensors Used To Track, Study Billfish For The First Time

Researchers have used sensors for the first time to track what happens to billfish after they are caught and released.

Great Lakes Public Forum Registration Now Open

Registration is now open for the 2022 Great Lakes Public Forum in the last week of September this year.

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