NewsAre Octopuses Building Resilience to Climate Change?January21st,2021by University of Chicago Press JournalsNew study finds that octopuses are adapting to higher ocean acid levels
NewsMarine Seagrass Can Catch and Remove Plastics from the SeaJanuary19th,2021by University of BarcelonaPlants could act as a trap for plastics in coastal areas, according to recent research
NewsJava's Protective Mangroves Smothered by Plastic WasteDecember8th,2020by Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea ResearchRecent research shows that restoration of this green protection belt is impossible without better waste management
NewsWhat's Killing Killer Whales?December4th,2020by University of British ColumbiaStudy findings indicate that understanding and being aware of each threat is critical for managing and conserving killer whale populations
NewsRobot Fleet Dives for Climate Answers in 'Marine Snow'December3rd,2020by University of TasmaniaAustralian research voyage to investigate how life in the Southern Ocean captures and stores carbon from the atmosphere
NewsHow Dolphins Avoid 'the Bends'November25th,2020by FrontiersDolphins conserve oxygen and prevent dive-related problems by consciously decreasing their heart rates before diving
NewsMetal Pollution May Be Threatening Scallops, Study RevealsNovember13th,2020by University of YorkNew research suggests that the contamination of seabed sediments with zinc, lead, and copper from past mining operations is causing the shells of king scallops to become significantly more brittle
NewsUsing Satellites and Field Studies to Improve Coral Reef RestorationNovember10th,2020by Arizona State UniversityWith most of the world's reefs under stress, "coral gardening" or "outplanting" has become a popular and promising solution for restoration
NewsDo Octopuses' Arms Have a Mind of Their Own?November5th,2020by Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate UniversityResearchers are unraveling the mystery of how octopuses move their arms
NewsResearchers Outline How Marine Reserves Can Benefit FisheriesNovember2nd,2020by University of California - Santa BarbaraNew study outlines where the benefits of fishing restrictions could enable a fishery to become more productive, even with the closures