Virginia Tech researchers modeled thousands of synthetic tropical cyclones to assess how the Chesapeake Bay's flood risk will change as sea levels rise by 2050. The study finds that a projected ...
Canada's Minister of Fisheries Joanne Thompson has announced a proposal to add or reclassify 15 aquatic species populations ...
The Seabed 2030 Project has formalized a partnership with MEWO S.A., Poland's largest independent marine survey company, to expand contributions of bathymetric data to the freely available GEBCO Ocean ...
A new study in Scientific Reports documents submerged peat reefs off Mozambique's Bazaruto Archipelago—ancient coastal forests now colonized by sharks, turtles, and reef fish—raising urgent questions ...
The Marine Minerals Administration has released a Proposed Notice of Sale for BBC2, covering roughly 1.05 million acres in Alaska's Cook Inlet, with a 12.5 percent royalty rate and a bid opening ...
A new four-year Regional Coral Reef Monitoring and Management Project, led by AIMS' ReefCloud platform, unites nearly 30 ...
A new study by researchers from Plymouth Marine Laboratory and partner institutions identifies the Adriatic, Baltic, and western Mediterranean seas as Europe's most light-polluted marine regions, and ...
A landmark CCSBT-led study analyzing 10 billion longline hooks estimates at least 30,000 seabirds are caught as bycatch annually in Southern Hemisphere fisheries, identifying high-risk hotspots and ...
MBARI Senior Scientist Bruce Robison has identified the swimming sea cucumber Pelagothuria natatrix as a key midwater carbon interceptor in the Galápagos Islands, catching organic material before it ...
University of Exeter researchers mapped sperm whale habitat across the southwest Indian Ocean and modeled how climate change will reshape those ranges through 2100, finding that long-term core refuges ...
Two Scripps Institution of Oceanography studies field-tested underwater acoustic enrichment alongside 3D-printed structures ...
NOAA has awarded 11 five-year cooperative agreements totaling $45.7 million in first-year funding to support IOOS regional associations operating coastal observing systems across Alaska, the Great ...
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