Discovery of new Manta Ray species in the Atlantic Ocean

The discovery of Mobula yarae, the third manta ray species, has been officially confirmed after 15 years of research and observation, marking a monumental moment for marine biology and conservation. Read more here.

New study indicates Brazilian subtropical coral acts as carbon sinks

This finding indicates that beyond serving as a marine conservation unit, coral populations like the one in the REVIS can also act as a potent carbon sink that can play a meaningful role in global climate change mitigation efforts. Read more here.

Indonesia expands marine protected areas for green goals

Indonesia is ramping up efforts to expand its marine protected areas (MPAs) as part of its long-term strategy to build a sustainable blue economy by 2045, according to Minister of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Sakti Wahyu Trenggono. Read more here.

Hundreds gather on St Bees beach for Seafest 2025

Hundreds gathered on the shore at St Bees for SeaFest, the annual sea festival organised by Cumbria Wildlife Trust, which draws crowds each year to celebrate the marine environment and the wildlife of the Irish Sea. Read more here.

The critical role of of coral reefs in ocean health

The protection and preservation of these reefs have become increasingly urgent due to the threats posed by climate change, pollution, and unsustainable fishing practices. Read more here.