We often think about ocean warming affecting creatures such as coral reefs and polar bears, but what about the…
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Krill is a keystone species that is crucial for providing nutrients for species across the food web, including humans…
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Antarctica is the only area that has been agreed globally to be ‘devoted to peace and science’, where information…
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The Southern Ocean, home to the Antarctic Peninsula, has recorded a regional temperature increase of 3°C…
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The World Federation for Coral Reef Conservation (WFCRC) is an organisation with global aspirations: to mitigate…
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Coral reefs are subject to a growing array of human stressors: ocean acidification, global warming and destructive…
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This summer (in the southern hemisphere), a quarter of the Great Barrier Reef was severely bleached in the third…
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Spanning 6 countries (covering parts, or their entirety) and 6 million km2 of oceanic waters, the coral triangle is the…
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In the depths of the ocean, where dappled sunlight gives way to deep-blue darkness, coral reefs of a different kind…
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Coral – what marine biologists’ dreams are made of. Coral reefs are the reason many of us fell in love with the ocean…
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Marine sponges may not look like much, but these animals (yes, animals) are fascinating organisms. Today we delve…
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This week our Plastic Not Fantastic series highlights Big Blue Ocean Cleanup. A worldwide initiative to drive positive…
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It’s hard to connect with the ocean during coronavirus lockdown. We’ve put together our top podcast, course, talk…
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There is extraordinary diversity in the geography of islands – from low-lying coral atolls to mountainous and rocky…
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Our oceans may have changed dramatically since primitive beings inhabited ancient waters, but there is in fact a…
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Marine protected areas (or MPAs for short), are the protected areas of our oceans, where human activity is restricted…
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Marine plastic pollution is a problem that our eyes see and our emotions connect to – it’s fair to say that plastic does…
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Can we use “virtual nature” treatments to improve the health of those who cannot make it outside…
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In this short and sweet interview, Anna Panic - artist, photographer and plastic campaigner - tells us what inspired…
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If you think swimming with sharks is crazy, try doing it for a living! To understand sharks, you’ve got to study them in…
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