Mexico’s marine tourism hurting wildlife despite government efforts

Despite government regulations meant to protect marine wildlife, recent research shows that marine tourism in Mexico still negatively impacts local species. Read more here.

Unusually high number of jellyfish arrive in UK seas

Jellyfish blooms arrive for their yearly reproduction cycle by following the current of warm water to the coast. Warm sea surface temperatures, which are exacerbated by global heating, create favourable conditions for jellyfish. Read more here.

Scientists raise red flags after discovering overlooked threat to oldest animals on Earth: ‘May live up to 15,000 years’

Over the course of 62 hours of footage from these sites, researchers were able to determine sponge life being crushed and sea floor dust being kicked up into the surrounding area. Some even more sensitive life was close to being killed. Read more here.

Turkiye expands marine conservation with new protected areas

Türkiye has added new Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) to its national marine planning map registered with UNESCO’s Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC), marking an expansion of the country’s maritime conservation efforts in the Aegean and Mediterranean seas. Read more here.

Restoration of mangrove hectares along Tanga, Pemba seashore impressive

Hundreds of hectares have been rehabilitated, showcasing an impressive commitment to coastal conservation and climate resilience. Read more here.