Ocean News & Discoveries

Scientists have identified a previously unknown species of coral that shows remarkable resilience to warming waters, potentially offering insights into coral reef conservation.

The latest ocean cleanup initiative has removed over 100 tons of plastic from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, marking a significant milestone in ocean conservation efforts.

A recent deep-sea expedition has documented dozens of potentially new species living in the hadal zone, expanding our understanding of life in extreme environments.

New research indicates that changing ocean temperatures are significantly altering the traditional migration routes of several marine species, with potential ecosystem impacts.

Innovative fishing methods developed by marine engineers promise to reduce bycatch by up to 85%, potentially revolutionizing commercial fishing practices.

A decade-long study of marine protected areas reveals significant increases in both biodiversity and fish populations, supporting the case for expanded conservation zones.