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The Maldives is home to some of the most incredible biodiversity on the planet. At the beginning of August,…
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The African Penguin is on the brink of extinction. This species, whose population has declined 97% over the last…
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Science Who knew cuttlefish could leave a mark on sharks? Cuttlefish ink sticks to sharks noses like an unwanted perfume, overwhelming their sense of…
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Conservationists in Valentine´s Day plea to protect ‘mating for life’ penguins
African Penguins are on track to go extinct in the wild within the next decade because of climate threats and…
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Science Scientists are developing methods to monitor Antarctic krill populations from space! An upgraded human-occupied vehicle (HOV) has reached new ocean depths of 6,500…
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Report reveals ‘dramatic declines’ in Solent wildlife
A new report has highlighted the “dramatic declines” in the Solent’s internationally important habitats. The Solent State of Nature Report…
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Europe faces public demand to ‘protect ocean from trawling’
A consortium of ocean advocates, including Blue Marine Foundation and Oceana have launched Protect Our Catch, a campaign calling on…
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Science New technology is improving plankton monitoring and advancing ocean research. Algae is making waves in the food world as the next…
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Sandeels vs the EU: how the puffin’s favourite food sparked first post-Brexit courtroom trade battle
“We did it!” These were the words uttered by the RSPB last year when, after 25 years of campaigning, the…
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The Office for Environment Protection has called for urgent action to protect UK waters
Dr Jean-Luc Solandt Senior Project Manager After the UK left the European Union, it established the Office for…
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Science Scientists found that the coral, Cycloseris cyclolites, moves by inflating and deflating its body, similar to how jellyfish swim! Thawing permafrost…
