Coral Changing for reproductive success! Coral reproduction may be a regularly changing cycle, and how this helps conservation!
Book Review The curious world of Seahorses: The Life and Lore of a Marine Marvel by Till Hein This comprehensive book explores all aspects of seahorses.
Book Review Life with Sea Turtles: A Marine Biologist’s Quest to Protect One of the Most Ancient Animals on Earth German title: Meine Reise mit Meeresschildkröten: Wie ich als Meeresbiologin für unsere Ozeane kämpfe. In the heart of Costa Rica,…
Book Review Nomads of the Oceans: The mystery behind sea turtles: Their unique super senses, astonishing navigational skills and how they shape the Sea If you are interested in learning more about sea turtles, Nomads of the Oceans is a worthwhile read.
Sea Turtles Why Did the Sea Turtle Cross the Beach? How Human Actions Affect Sea Turtle Nesting How can we really 'save the turtles'?
Coral Behind Closed Doors: The Sex Lives of Soft Coral Cauliflower soft coral are shy when it comes to their intimate relationships.
Plastic Pollution Microplastic, macro problem: Microplastics discovered in fishes from remote coral reefs in the South China Sea Scientists quantify microplastics in various species of coral reef fishes from the Xisha Islands.
Behavior Home is where the color is: Anemonefishes prefer unbleached sea anemones How do fish respond to bleached sea anemones?
Conservation Where there are birds… there are whales? You've probably heard that where there's smoke, there's fire. A new study shows a similar connection between whales and birds.
Human impacts Industrialized shipping (literally) impacts whale sharks The world’s largest fish suffered a mysterious decline. Researchers embarked on a global tracking project to find out why. Reference:…
Conservation The bigger the better? Larger North Atlantic right whales tend to birth more babies North Atlantic right whales are growing less and having fewer babies. Could stress be the cause?
Conservation Good News for Green Turtles Over 50 years of protection has led to extreme benefits for green turtle populations.
Conservation Good News for Green Turtles: 50 years of conservation gives huge boost to nesting population. After fifty years of conservation, the green turtle population on the island of Aldabra has increased dramatically.
Coastal Management The intersecting issues of climate change and human-wildlife conflict We have strategies to reduce human-wildlife conflict, but how are they holding up as conditions change?
Coastal Management Mapping humanity’s impact on the coastal regions of the world Pristine coastal regions are now rare and almost half of all coastlines are threatened by high levels of human pressure.
Conservation A Place for Orcas to Call Home Orcas face increasing threats from human related activities and marine noise pollution. Is there somewhere quiet they can call home?
Restoration How tidal marsh restoration can help fight climate change Restoring tidal marshes helps lock away carbon from the atmosphere
Noise How eavesdropping on fish can help conservationists protect coral reefs A new method for listening in to the chitter-chatter of fish could help researchers understand the complexities of fish behaviour…
Restoration A new way to find and propagate the corals of the future Scientists have a new tool to identify heat-tolerant corals that can help to restore these endangered ecosystems