Ocean Conservation News – 07/24/2024

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Mega-iceberg melt effects important marine ecosystem

These new observations reveal how ocean ecosystems may be affected if more icebergs calve due to warmer ocean temperatures around Antarctica. Read more here.

Prominent anti-whaling activist detailed in Greenland at Japan’s request

Environmentalist Paul Watson has been detained until August 15, authorities and his foundation said. Read more here.

Beached orca dies in B.C despite life saving efforts

A female killer whale that beached on northern Vancouver Island died on Saturday despite efforts by the community to push the mammal back into the water. Read more here.

Groundbreaking study reveals presence of mysterious dark oxygen in deep sea

This discovery marks a significant leap in oceanographic research, offering insights into the intricate interplay between biological processes and the deep-sea environment. Read more here.

New survey aims to count hundreds of Beluga whales in James Bay

The survey is being commissioned by the communities on the east side of James Bay and Hudson Bay for the next harvesting season. In order to create harvesting plans, these communities need to know how many beluga whales are in the waters. Read more here.

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