Ocean Conservation News – 05/27/2025

Zanzibar to establish blue economy, marine conservation college

Zanzibar’s government is laying the groundwork for a specialised college focused on fisheries and marine conservation, with plans for the institution to offer programmes in marine farming and blue economy management. Read more here.

Sea turtle festival in Port St. Joe focuses on safety and conservation

The free family-friendly event featured dozens of local art and crafts, vendors, live music, food trucks, and plenty of education about our aquatic neighbors. Read more here.

First ever living colossal squid filmed after 100 years of ocean mystery

For decades, the colossal squid has existed more as legend than scientific reality. Prior to this breakthrough, these massive cephalopods were only known from remains found in whale stomachs or rare specimens caught by fishing vessels. Read more here.

Ocean conservation efforts: EU to allocate more $400M for ocean conservation efforts

The Our Ocean Conference is an international event, launched in 2014 and organized by a different country each time. Its goal is to support global ocean governance and activities that enhance marine conservation and promote sustainable development. Read more here.

Ocean Park mourns the loss of beloved Indian-Pacific bottlenose dolphin, Rita

Ocean Park revealed the passing of Rita, a 24-year-old female Indian-Pacific bottlenose dolphin residing within the park’s confines. Rita’s health began to decline last Friday (23rd), exhibiting signs of fatigue and diminished appetite. Read more here.

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