Ocean Conservation News – 05/31/2024

Study: Mining could disrupt Manta ‘superhighway’

In the clear blue seas of the Raja Ampat archipelago, these marine giants — up to 4 meters, or 14 feet, in wingspan — are thriving. In fact, it’s the only place on Earth where their populations are growing, thanks to strong marine protections dating back more than a decade. Read more here.

44 foot endangered whale found dead on cruise ship’s bow as it arrives in New York City

On Saturday, May 4, MSC Cruises’ MSC Meraviglia docked at the Port of Brooklyn, which is where the animal — identified as a mature female sei whale by the Atlantic Marine Conservation Society — was discovered. Read more here.

Seychelles Marine Science Symposium brings together scientists for more collaborations with research

According to a senior lecturer and researcher at the institution, Dr Murray Duncan, the scientists got to network and discuss their work on maritime research. Read more here.

World Ocean Day swim sets out to save our seas

Our oceans throughout the world have become dumping grounds, filled with pollution and plastic in particular, Breathe sets out to address these issues. Read more here.

NASA astronaut to take part in local events for World Ocean Week

Nicole Stott spent a total of 104 days aboard the International Space Station and the space shuttle as a flight engineer and mission specialist, becoming the tenth woman to perform a spacewalk. Read more here.

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