Have you ever been in love? When you are in love, almost all the things you do for your loved one…
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Sam Webster, an undergraduate studying marine biology, shares how witnessing plastic waste…
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Here is a little self-help eco-warrior guide for anyone in three simple steps, because with all…
Scuttling across the rocks that lie between two worlds controlled by the tides the common shore crab…
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This week on Too Hot to Handle, we dive into some fun facts about water, why they matter, and…
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Just below the sea’s surface lurks a dangerous graveyard full of ghosts seeking to ensnare wildlife…
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Daisy Salmon, a researcher and student at the University of Exeter, takes us through the complexities of plastic pollution…
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In our final instalment of our Rising Tides series, we cover habitas loss / destruction…
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This week on Too Hot to Handle, we tackle a phenomenon known as tropicalization and its effects on seagrass…
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Have you ever wondered how the beauty of our oceans can be turned into fashion? This week as part of our blue…
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This week on Too Hot to Handle, we got the inside scoop on Elettra Leo, an Italian PhD candidate…
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The fight against plastic sometimes feels like a losing battle as it is nearly impossible to go anywhere…
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Emily Moxham has a masters degree in Ichthyology from Rhodes University in South Africa, and currently…
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We have enlisted the help of Dr Brendon Dunphy, a senior lecturer and researcher at…
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Sharks are brutally murdered every single day. One of the main threats that sharks currently face is…
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This threat is particularly complicated. There is an old saying ‘there’s plenty of fish in the sea’. Unfortunately…
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Angel sharks (Squatina squatina) were once abundant throughout European waters, particularly…
The consumer landscape is shifting with the acceptance and advocacy of a growing eco-movement…
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What is it about darkness that makes us feel afraid? Is it just a deeper fear of the unknown? Or a feeling…
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When you think of fisheries, your mind may jump to large ships trawling huge nets through the ocean…