Podcast: Art powers conservation in the Solent
The Ocean News Podcast features Blue Marine Foundation in a discussion around the power of using music to reconnect people to nature.
30 January 2026
Jeremy Irons lends voice to Richard Walters’s Solent music tribute
Richard Walters, a Grammy-nominated artist, has released a musical tribute to the Solent coastline.
15 January 2026
Podcast: The Making of OCEAN
The Sustainable Law Podcast feature Blue Marine Foundation in ‘The Making of OCEAN: A podcast about hope and recovery.’
12 January 2026
How Sark can ride Jersey’s ocean protection wave
Sark’s government is in the process of planning for a marine protected area.
07 January 2026
Great white sharks face extinction in Mediterranean, say researchers
Great white sharks in the Mediterranean Sea are in danger of disappearing, with illegal fishing contributing to their decline.
30 December 2025
‘Myopic’ fisheries managers toy with a new ‘tragedy of the commons’
There are many examples of “tragedies of the commons,” whether in the atmosphere as a result of carbon dioxide pollution, or in the oceans because of marine plastics. Charles Clover argues the largest in the world is caused by overfishing.
09 December 2025
Five years of the Fisheries Act
The Fisheries Act, which established the legal framework for managing UK fisheries after Brexit, entered into law in November 2020. Five years on, Blue Marine Foundation’s co-founder shares his views on what the act might have achieved – and how it has failed.
04 December 2025
More valuable alive: Reopening gulper shark fishing is an historic mistake
Maldivian government’s decision to to reopen gulper shark fishing from 1 November 2025 puts the Maldives’ reputation and ocean-tourism economy at risk.
20 November 2025