Mother and daughter discover contender for world's largest known coral colony
A coral colony discovered by citizen scientists in Far North Queensland may be the largest known in the world, showcasing resilience amidst environmental challenges.
Body of Sperm Whale Found on Israel's Coast... Buried There
A rare and endangered sperm whale was recently found dead on Israel's Zikim Beach, highlighting the species' vulnerability and rarity in the area.
Citizen scientists discover a Great Barrier Reef coral giant ‘like a rolling meadow’
Citizen scientists have identified one of the largest coral colonies on the Great Barrier Reef, measuring 111 meters long and covering nearly 4,000 square meters.
Six stranded whales died in Denmark
Six stranded sperm whales have died after swimming ashore on the Danish island of Fanø.
Countryfile's Hamza Yassin left speechless as he says 'I was not expecting this'
Hamza Yassin was astonished during an episode of Countryfile while searching for the critically endangered flapper skate off the west coast of Scotland.
Turtle rescued after getting trapped in fishing net in Natal
A sea turtle was rescued in Natal, Brazil, after becoming trapped in a fishing net, highlighting the importance of community involvement in wildlife conservation efforts.
Another sperm whale has been found stranded on Fanø
A sixth sperm whale has been found stranded on the Danish island of Fanø, bringing the total number of stranded whales to six.
Whales researcher: There is something perverse about it when sperm whales die in a meter of water
A researcher expresses sadness over the recent stranding and death of sperm whales along the Wadden Sea.
Environmental Defenders and Researchers Cautious About Trout Farming in the Gulf of Riga
Environmental advocates and researchers are urging caution regarding trout farming in the Gulf of Riga, emphasizing the need for scientific basis in decision-making related to Baltic Sea usage.
Parana researcher is a finalist for the 'Oscar of conservation' for a project that protects marine fauna in partnership with traditional communities
Brazilian marine biologist Camila Domit is a finalist for the Whitley Awards 2026 for her conservation work with endangered dolphin species.
Why more marine animals die in summer? Almost 400 have been found dead in RS this year
Almost 400 marine animals have been found dead along the southern coast of Rio Grande do Sul in January, primarily due to increased fishing activity during the summer.
Miracle or accident? The mystery of the Galápagos iguanas that appeared 1,000 km from their home, in Manabí
Marine iguanas, typically found only in the Galápagos Islands, have been discovered living on the mainland of Ecuador, raising questions among scientists.
Turtle monitored for 37 years becomes the oldest to nest in Brazil: 'Laying eggs alongside her granddaughters', says expert
A leatherback turtle, monitored since the 1980s, has made history in Brazil as the oldest turtle to nest on the country's coastline after 37 years of tracking.
Researchers capture shark hunting and patrolling actions in Fernando de Noronha; VIDEO
Researchers documented shark hunting and patrolling behaviors in Fernando de Noronha's Baía do Sueste as part of a conservation monitoring project.
The skeleton of a humpback whale has been exhibited at the Riga Zoo
The skeleton of a humpback whale, found dead in 2006, has been prepared and exhibited at the Riga Zoo after thorough research and preparation.
Rare Record of the 'Ghost Shark' in the Mediterranean Sea
A recent sighting of a juvenile great white shark off the Spanish coast raises questions about their actual population in the western Mediterranean.
The Greenland Shark Proposal on the Agenda Today
A proposal concerning the Greenland shark is scheduled for discussion today.
Whales, the great winter treasure of the coasts of Mazatlán
Mazatlán is not only famous for its festive atmosphere but also as a critical habitat for whales during their reproductive season.
Watch the video: humpback whale sighted on a beach in Ubatuba, on the North Coast of São Paulo
A juvenile humpback whale was spotted in Ubatuba, Brazil, raising concerns about its health and the need for careful monitoring.
Anti-whaling campaigner takes aim at Nova Scotia’s Whale Sanctuary Project
A U.S.-based group’s initiative to relocate two killer whales to a seaside refuge in Nova Scotia faces opposition from anti-whaling activist Paul Watson.
Another illegal vessel secured near Islas Marías
Mexican marines intercepted a second illegal fishing vessel in the Islas Marías Biosphere Reserve, seizing over 240 kilograms of marine products and illegal fishing gear.
Harbor seals on the agenda of parliament
The Icelandic parliament is set to discuss the topic of harbor seals.
MA receives project for monitoring and restoration of corals in the state park in the city of Cururupu
The state of Maranhão in Brazil is initiating a significant coral conservation project in Cururupu's Manuel Luís Marine State Park, supported by a $5.5 million investment from the BNDES.
A common rorqual of nine meters is found dead in the waters of Valencia
A nine-meter common rorqual has been found dead in Valencia, marking the second-largest whale species in the world.
Marineland of Antibes: The mega project of Beauval confirmed for dolphins, the fate of orcas questioned
The French government has confirmed a significant project to transfer dolphins from Marineland d'Antibes to a new facility at Beauval, while the fate of orcas remains uncertain amid concerns for their welfare.
Coastal fishing can continue as before in specially protected marine areas
Latvian authorities have decided that coastal fishing will continue without restrictions in specially protected marine areas, despite concerns from fishermen regarding new conservation plans.
Porto Rafti Port: Pilot Placement of Moorings for the Protection of Posidonia Meadows
A pilot program in Greece aims to protect Posidonia sea meadows by establishing moorings at Porto Rafti to limit damage from anchoring vessels.
Salmon farming still poses 'catastrophic' risk to endangered ray
A recent report indicates that Maugean skate, an endangered species, faces severe threats from salmon farming despite uncertain population estimates and research methods.
Potential first sighting of Antarctic type B killer whales near WA's Bremer Bay
A group has reported a potential first sighting of Antarctic type B killer whales in Bremer Canyon, Western Australia, known for its diverse marine wildlife.
Experts warn of risks of illegal fishing of manta rays captured in Sergipe
Experts highlight the dangers of illegal fishing of manta rays in Sergipe, which threaten marine balance and local fishing communities.
Chasing the shadow of the legendary great white shark in the Balearic Sea
Juan Poyatos discusses the historical presence of great white sharks in the Balearic Islands and their near-mythical status due to their rarity in recent times.
Bringing These 5 Things From The Seashore Home Is A Crime, You Can Go to Jail!
Collecting certain items from the beach is legally punishable as it harms marine and coastal ecosystems.
A blue whale was spotted in Chubut for the first time in history
For the first time ever, a blue whale has been sighted and documented within the boundaries of the Patagonia Azul Provincial Park in Chubut, Argentina, marking a significant milestone for marine conservation in the region.
The government announced the protection of four new areas
The Norwegian government has designated four new marine protected areas covering a total of 389 square kilometers in the Hardangerfjord region, prompting strong reactions from local politicians.
Great White Shark caught off Spain as scientists say they now live in the Med
A juvenile great white shark caught off the eastern coast of Spain suggests that these sharks may be breeding in the Mediterranean Sea.
Researchers alarmed as declining southern right whale births linked to climate change
A study indicates that declining births among southern right whales are associated with rising sea temperatures and reduced prey availability, prompting urgent conservation measures.
Do You Know the 'Korean Gray Whale'?
The article discusses the near extinction of the Korean Gray Whale, a species with deep historical ties to Korea, and highlights the lack of concern among Koreans about its endangered status despite the strong national sentiment regarding its naming.
Anmok in Gangneung Harbor was a Southern Right Whale Dolphin... First Discovery in the East Sea
A dolphin spotted in Gangneung Harbor has been confirmed as the endangered Southern Right Whale Dolphin, marking the first sighting of this species outside of Jeju waters.
They help return a stranded calf to the sea that was beached on the beaches of Oaxaca
A stranded humpback whale calf in Oaxaca was successfully returned to the sea with the help of conservation officials and local community members.
The Oceanographic Institute confirms a new record of great white shark in the Spanish Mediterranean
The Spanish Oceanographic Institute has confirmed a new sighting of a great white shark in the Mediterranean, indicating its rare presence in these waters.
The capture of a white shark in the waters of Alicante confirms its sporadic presence in Spain
Researchers have documented a confirmed sighting of a white shark in Spanish Mediterranean waters, shedding light on its sporadic occurrence in the region.
Harbour porpoises cease feeding activity and communication when ships pass by, reducing their vocalization by 45%
A study reveals that the passage of commercial and tourist vessels disrupts the feeding and social communication of harbour porpoises.
Fishers in eastern Nova Scotia have grave concerns about plan for whale sanctuary
Commercial fishers in eastern Nova Scotia are raising concerns about a new whale sanctuary project after the government granted a lease for its construction.
A calf is rescued on the coasts of Oaxaca; high tide left it stranded in a Protected Natural Area
A humpback whale calf was rescued and successfully returned to the sea in Oaxaca's Barra de la Cruz-Playa Grande Sanctuary after being stranded due to high tide.
Fears grow for two orcas left to rot in abandoned zoo as they could be crushed
Experts warn that two orcas abandoned in a decaying marine center face severe risks to their safety and wellbeing.
Sanctuary for seahorses in Vigo: artificial reefs against the loss of their natural habitat
Researchers in Vigo are creating artificial reefs to protect seahorses in response to habitat loss in their natural environment.
Trump vows to ‘unleash’ commercial fishing off New England, reversing Obama-era Atlantic restrictions
Trump has announced the reopening of thousands of square miles of Atlantic waters for commercial fishing, reversing previous Obama-era restrictions.
More than 30 turtles found dead in RS; environmentalists call for the creation of a national park in the area
Over 30 dead turtles have been discovered on the coast of Albardão in Brazil, prompting environmentalists to advocate for the establishment of a national park to protect marine life in the region.
A Sea Without Tour Boats and Fishing Hooks: Just a Dream? The Troubled Life of Southern Bottlenose Dolphins
Research reveals that the critical habitat of the endangered southern bottlenose dolphin in Jeju is poorly managed, threatening their survival due to fishing activities.
Africa: Protecting Africa's Ocean Future and Why a Precautionary Pause On Deep-Sea Mining Matters
The article discusses the urgent need for precaution in deep-sea mining as global marine governance advances with the High Seas Treaty and fisheries subsidies agreement.