
How slimy microbes could be the secret to keeping coral reefs healthy
Researchers, oceanographers and marine biologists discovered the bacteria scrub out nitrogen, potentially defending against certain nutrient overloads.
Researchers, oceanographers and marine biologists discovered the bacteria scrub out nitrogen, potentially defending against certain nutrient overloads.
Scientists have found evidence of tiny synthetic fibres which are consumed by sea creatures and could cause further damage to the fragile Arctic ecosystem.
Scientists have discovered a new way to identify heat stressed corals, which could help mitigate against the impacts of climate change on our oceans.
The whaling industry devastated whale populations - even at the two poles. But now, 40 years whaling ended, there are promising signs that species are recovering.
New research by the University of Washington suggests that corals have managed to survive a recent heatwave, giving hope to their chances in the climate crisis.
An organization in France, Coiffeurs Justes, gathers hair trimmings from more than 3,000 salons which is then used to clean up oil from polluted water.
Oceanium's biorefinery technology can turn sustainably farmed seaweed into food and packaging, fighting food insecurity and aiding a low-carbon economy.
Whales are dying in their thousands due to strikes by container vessels. We talk to the experts fighting back, with feeding forecasts, speed controls and sonic sensors.
14 world leaders of the High Level Panel for a Sustainable Ocean Economy are laying out a new action agenda to help protect the ocean.
The Southern Ocean, also called the Antarctic Ocean, is like no other. Difficult to study, but rich in life, here's a rundown of what you need to know.
The Arctic is warming two to three times faster than any other place on Earth, meaning more light falls on species in the Arctic Ocean, impacting ecological activity.
Human activity such as overfishing, climate change and plastic is having a huge impact on the Pacific Ocean, killing millions of sea creatures every year.
Recommendations are being made, studies conducted and funding sought in order to save coral reefs. At risk of extinction, they have multiple positive effects on the planet's health.
Using light and audio technology, scientists are showing fishermen better ways to sustainably manage their catch.
Overfishing is a social injustice. To end it, we need to eliminate the harmful fisheries subsidies that are overexploiting the ocean's resources.