Global effort sparks hope for Florida, Caribbean reefs

A renewed international collaboration is bringing fresh optimism to the coral reefs of Florida and the Caribbean, long threatened by climate change, pollution, and disease. Read more here.

China steps up for marine science in Nice

Chinese politicians and ocean experts flocked to the UN Ocean Conference, platforming science and high seas protection amid US withdrawal. Read more here.

Global tracking study reveals marine megafauna hotspots lie largely unprotected

A global study tracking nearly 13,000 marine animals representing 111 species reveals they spend 80% of their time in just 63% of their range, yet only about 5% of these high-use ocean areas are currently protected. Read more here.

Conservation of sharks contributes to protection of oceans

The day provides an opportunity to focus on the critical situation of these valuable marine species, which face serious threats such as illegal fishing, pollution, and habitat loss. Read more here.

Genetic isolation despite geographic proximity highlights the threat to island fish species

Despite habitats being relatively close, no gene flow was found between fragile goby populations, highlighting urgent need for conservation efforts. Read more here.