Ocean Conservation News – 05/26/2025

Guitar-shaped ray species, discovered for the first time, lives deep in the ocean

A massive exploration of ocean life has revealed 866 new species that most people never knew existed. This achievement ranks among the largest efforts ever to document organisms dwelling in some of the most secluded underwater zones. Read more here.

World Turtle Day 2025: Embracing commitment to turtle conservation

On World Turtle Day 2025 (May 23), Six Senses Con Dao celebrates its unwavering dedication to sea turtle conservation through a multi-faceted approach that includes scientific care, marine rescues, and guest education. Read more here.

UN Ocean Conference draft declaration fails to address ocean crisis

Greenpeace International was able to view the third and reportedly final draft of the political declaration for the upcoming UN Ocean Conference in Nice, France. Read more here.

Can atolls survive sea-level rise?

Rising seas have already made their mark on these islands, having forced the relocation of some South Pacific villages, and even claiming two small islands in Kiribati. Read more here.

Conservation groups sue to block commercial fishing in Pacific Monument

The fishing has resumed in the deep ocean waters that were designated off-limits over a decade ago. Read more here.

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