Borealis mud volcano is sanctuary for Arctic sea life

There are perhaps few places less hospitable than a mud volcano 400 metres below the ocean’s surface – yet, as it transpires – the Borealis Mud Volcano, the second only of its kind to be discovered in the Norwegian waters, is quite the haven for marine life. Read more here.

How Africa can make 2025 its ‘super year’ for ocean governance

In 2022, global ocean governance took a major leap forward. That ‘super year’ included the World Trade Organization (WTO) ban on harmful fisheries subsidies, progress to secure agreement on the United Nations (UN) High Seas Treaty, the second UN Ocean Conference, and the adoption of ambitious ocean conservation targets. Read more here.

Unlocking the secrets of the Southern Ocean: How satellites could save Antarctic Krill

Protecting krill is essential for the health of ocean ecosystems and the overall planet. Read more here.

Humpback whale rescued from salmon farm entanglement

Rescuers have successfully freed a humpback whale entangled in ropes at Organic Sea Harvest’s salmon farm on the Isle of Skye, marking another notable event highlighting the dangers whales face due to marine litter and fishing gear. Read more here.

Sea turtles show signs of recovery but conservation issues remain the same

The ocean is home to some of the most fascinating creatures on Earth, and among them, sea turtles hold a special place. These ancient creatures have navigated the world’s waters for millions of years, surviving mass extinctions and dramatic environmental shifts. Read more here.