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Could African Penguins Disappear From South Africa By 2035?
Africa’s only penguin could be extinct in the wild by 2035, thanks to poor breeding habitat and reduced availability of…
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Marina Abramović donates artwork for auction in aid of marine conservation
The “grandmother of performance art” –donated a photograph of her Performance for the Oceans (2024), which was filmed on a beach…
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Princess Eugenie visited Christie’s to see Blue: Art for the Ocean, an exhibition of works by 35 artists from around…
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Saltmarsh Restoration Trial Begins at River Hamble Reserve
A critical coastal habitat, saltmarsh provides many crucial benefits to the Solent area, including flood defence, increased wildlife, fish nurseries,…
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Science Can dolphins smile? Sharks eat more sea urchins than lobsters. A new seamount has been discovered 900 miles off the Chilean coat, home to more…
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Blue Marine and Christie’s have partnered for a charitable initiative offering works from 35 world leading artists to benefit the…
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Science Some species of octopus and fish work as a team! Sea robins use their legs to taste and navigate the seafloor. New…
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Science Shellfish are speed dating in Florida and a small lizard has formed its own scuba gear in Costa Rica! Members of the salmon…
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Ocean sediment is a ‘mudtropolis’ – meet the carbon-cycling creatures thriving beneath the seabed
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Science Recent studies have revealed that zebrafish use their taste buds to measure the levels of oxygen in the water, and that eels can…
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Maldives backtracks on decision to allow tuna longlining
The Maldivian government will not reissue longline fishing licenses, backtracking on plans to reopen the fishery for the first time…
