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New Study Finds the Value of the Ocean Off British Columbia Was Underestimated

A new study has found that the estimated $5 billion value of the ocean off British Columbia is a significant underestimate.

Young Entrepreneurs Are Seeking To Develop An Autonomous Sailboat That Can Cross The Atlantic

A company formed by a group of recent college graduates is aiming to develop the first small, fully autonomous sailboat to cross the Atlantic Ocean.

Study: Spearfishing Restrictions Boosted Fish Stocks In Great Barrier Reef

While spearfishing can be an ecologically sustainable activity with minimal bycatch, restricting the activity via designated spearing-free management zones can have conservation benefits at a regional scale, Australian scientists have found.

Research Finds Bottlenose Dolphins Have ‘Episodic Memory’

Researchers have demonstrated that bottlenose dolphins are capable of episodic memory.

Oldest Known Octopus Lures Found In The Mariana Islands

Researchers have used carbon dating to identify the oldest octopus lures in the world found on the Mariana Islands.

New Initiative Makes Deep Sea Data More Accessible

A new data standard has been created to easily enable access for scientists to thousands of deep-sea images and videos.

The Use Of ‘Blue Carbon’ Habitats May Not Be As Effective As Previously Thought

A new study has cast doubt over the effectiveness of Blue Carbon as a climate change solution.

No Safe Haven for 12 Species On US West Coast

Researchers have found that climate changes affecting the California Current Marine Ecosystem will negatively impact 12 important species on the North American West Coast.

Scientists: Gulf of Maine Waters Warmed Rapidly During the Past Century

Scientists have discovered that the waters in the Gulf of Maine warmed rapidly during the 20th century, reversing a long-term cooling that took place during the previous 900 years.

Ocean Impact Pitchfest Returns for 2022

Australia's nonprofit Ocean Impact Organisation (OIO) this week announced the return of the Ocean Impact Pitchfest.

Freedivers Removed 86,000 Pounds of Ghost Nets From a Single Hawaiian Reef

A group of freedivers recently removed a total of 97,295 pounds (44,132kg) of marine debris from reefs and beaches of the Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument.

Largest Underwater Sediment Avalanche Found

Researchers have managed to retrieve sensors showing the largest recorded underwater avalanche ever recorded.

Oceana Canada CEO Welcomes Canada’s Ocean Protection Plan

Josh Laughren, the CEO of Ocean Canada, has released a statement welcoming CA$2 billion of funding for Canada’s Ocean Protection Plan.

US Postal Services Unveils New National Marine Sanctuaries Stamps

The US Postal Service today is releasing new postage stamps to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the National Marine Sanctuary System.

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