Species behavior drives Red Sea conservation plans

The Red Sea hosts over 40 shark species, making it one of the region’s most biologically diverse marine environments. Their presence is a key indicator of healthy waters and balanced ecosystems, according to the Red Sea Authority. Read more here.

Newfoundland’s termination of marine conservation study sparks calls to return to negotiation

Burgeo Mayor Trevor Green says local officials will keep pushing for the South Coast Fjords proposal after Environment Minister Chris Tibbs withdrew provincial support. Read more here.

New global map shows where sharks and rays most need protection

A new report delineates 816 areas of the ocean that should be protected to help shark and ray populations recover following decades of overfishing. Read more here.

Ocean awareness critical for sustainable development

Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs Muhammad Junaid Anwar Chaudhry has underscored the need for integrating ocean awareness into formal education systems and empowering youth as active partners in preserving marine ecosystems. Read more here.

WWF boosts Arctic marine protection work in northern Norway

The conservation group appoints Therese Rist to lead expansion of its work in the Norwegian Arctic, aiming for stronger protection of ocean and coastal ecosystems. Read more here.