The world is currently experiencing its fourth global coral-bleaching event, the second to have occurred in the past 10 years. Scientists from the USA’s National
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This approach could restore the UK’s coastal kelp forests, say CATHERINE WILDING of the Marine Biological Association and HANNAH EARP of Newcastle University Kelp spores
A new study of 51 Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) in more than 30 countries across North and South America, Europe, Africa, Asia and Oceania has
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Dr Andrea Marshall, co-founder and principal scientist of the Marine Megafauna Foundation (MMF), has suffered a serious stroke and is in intensive care, having survived
A bag containing more than 1kg of cocaine, with an estimated street value of around £400,000, has washed up onto a Tobago beach near the
Sculptor and diver Jason deCaires Taylor is renowned among scuba divers and snorkellers for his underwater installations around the world – as well as some
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The inaugural Great Seagrass Survey, carried out by scuba-diving, snorkelling and strolling volunteers from last May, is now reported to have revealed 185 hectares of
Scuba divers have recovered deep-lying sponges containing data likely to escalate concerns about the rate of global-warming. Scientific analysis of the skeletons of these long-lived
An award-winning conservationist documentary-maker is asking for help from the diving and underwater-photography community in supplying video footage of killer whales. Ran Levy-Yamamori, who runs
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Every February as Valentines Day encourages people around the world to splash out and share the love, the event has an unfortunate impact on the
International conservation bodies have expressed their concerns about Norway’s decision to become the first country in the world to authorise deep-sea mining. Not content with
A pair of elderly manatees that have been held at the failing Florida theme park Miami Seaquarium since they were captured as calves in the