Ocean Conservation News – 11/18/2025

Scientists celebrate as endangered creature sees stunning recovery

Decades of conservation efforts have finally paid off for the green turtle, whose status has changed from “endangered” to “least concern.” Read more here.

Communities in conservation: Protecting India’s whale sharks

There are few more compelling icons of ocean health than the majestic whale shark, the world’s largest fish and a gentle giant whose presence signals thriving marine ecosystems. Read more here.

Israel protects global reefs as coral reefs are threatened worldwide

Sea urchins play a vital role in maintaining the delicate balance of coral reef ecosystems by feeding on algae that compete with corals for sunlight. Read more here.

Why kelp forests are vital for ocean conservation

Whether it’s a deer in the forest, a blue jay in the tree, or an elephant in the desert, forests come alive in our imaginations because of the creatures that inhabit them. But what about the forests we can’t see? Read more here.

Coastal communities turn to sea cucumbers to protect the ocean

Coastal communities in the Philippines, like Barangay Victory in Bolinao, Pangasinan, the decline of coral reefs means more than just environmental loss. It has changed their way of life. Read more here.

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