Seagrass decline threatens climate and oceans

Seagrass meadows, essential for climate regulation and marine biodiversity, are disappearing due to pollution, coastal development, and climate change. Read more here.

Concerns of illegal sea turtle trade persist in Bali as police foil smugglers

Six of the world’s seven species of sea turtle live in the waters around Indonesia, the world’s largest archipelago country. Read more here.

The world’s fastest ship to become the largest artificial reef on Earth

The decision, driven by Okaloosa County, aims to transform the structure into a marine sanctuary and a global tourist attraction for divers, marking a new milestone in ocean conservation and underwater tourism. Read more here.

How one researcher equipped with a smartphone is creating detailed reports on the insides of stranded sea creatures

This innovative approach allows for rapid data collection, helping scientists better understand causes of death, ocean health, and the impact of human activities on marine life—all without the need for expensive lab equipment. Read more here.

Mangrove conservation urged in PH’s race against rising sea levels

A scientist is pushing for the planting and conservation of more mangrove forests to protect against the impact of rising sea levels, which is a consequence of climate change. Read more here.