
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
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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
UK scientists have discovered the deepest-known evidence of coral reef bleaching, at depths to around 90m at two atoll sites in the Indian Ocean’s Chagos
UK marine biologist and scuba diver Emily Cunningham has been presented with a Women of the Future award for her work in ocean conservation. The
An “amazing” increase in seagrass cover has been reported in south Cornwall’s Cawsand Bay by the UK-based Ocean Conservation Trust (OCT), following the installation of
Climate change isn’t the only existential threat to the coral that make up Australia Great Barrier Reef, it seems – a scientific team has just
Welsh marine biologist Callum Hobbs, 26, was the scuba diver selected to travel to Indonesia as 2023 UK Advocate for what is claimed to be
The world’s most remote marine-science base – that’s the claim for a facility just opened by the UK government in the South Pacific’s Pitcairn Islands.
UK charity the Reef-World Foundation, which administers the UN Environment Programme’s Green Fins initiative to boost environmental responsibility among professional diving operations, has set up
Three years ago, Divernet reported on the worst-ever ecological disaster in the Indian Ocean diving destination of Mauritius – and now it turns out that
Miami Seaquarium has been accused of reneging on an undertaking to return to the ocean the male dolphin Li’i, the former tank-mate of the killer
There’s a little something added to every bottle of Salcombe Seahorse beer for the Seahorse Trust – and as a result the Devon brewery has
Philippine Coast Guard freedivers have removed a 300m floating barrier positioned by China’s own Coast Guard to stop Filipinos’ boats accessing a traditional fishing ground
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