This month, we spotlight new research exposing the scale of illegal fish discards in UK waters and launch a report exploring how technology can strengthen marine protected areas. Alongside these stories, we mark World Photography Day, share updates from pioneering carbon research in Bermuda and showcase how art and storytelling are helping people connect with the sea and inspire action for ocean recovery.
Image: Cinzia Osele Bismarck
Channelling conservation technology into marine protected area design and management.
05 August 2026
23 July 2026
This issue of ‘Into the Blue’ features progress in global ocean protection, from the Ocean Hub during London Climate Action Week and new recommendations to accelerate marine restoration.
17 July 2026
Restoration policy is limiting marine restoration. This report, shows how these constraints affect delivery, and presents sector wide evidence that the current system does not operate proportionately for restoration projects. It then outlines a structured and legally grounded programme of reforms aimed at supporting ecological recovery, improving consistency and efficiency, and enabling restoration.
03 July 2026
This issue of ‘Into the Blue’ features progress in global ocean protection, from Jersey’s new protections to the High Seas Treaty entering into force and advances in blue carbon science.
20 June 2026
This issue of ‘Into the Blue’ features progress in global ocean protection, from Jersey’s new protections to the High Seas Treaty entering into force and advances in blue carbon science.
15 May 2026
The European Union has held a dominant position among Indian Ocean tuna fleets since the 1980s, despite the ocean’s distance from Europe. At times, vessels flying Spanish or French flags accounted for nearly 40 per cent of the catch of the region’s three key tropical tuna species: skipjack, yellowfin and bigeye.
07 May 2026
Blue Marine drives global ocean recovery by advancing marine protection, restoring habitats, influencing policy, supporting communities and tackling overfishing, with measurable impact across 29 countries and 446,620 sq km of ocean.
27 February 2026
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