Nane Steinhoff

Saudi Arabia now cooperates with the UK to establish a collaborative framework for cooperation on marine biodiversity projects.

Saudi Arabia now cooperates with the UK to establish a collaborative framework for cooperation on marine biodiversity projects.

The Marine Conservation Society updated its Good Fish Guide, highlighting a drop in mackerel numbers in the Northeast Atlantic.  

Scientists have developed a new modelling tool to better protect seabirds from the impacts of offshore wind farms.

An interview with EYOS co-founders Tim Soper and Rob McCallum to find out how expedition tourism can foster conservation.

A Greenpeace investigation reveals that supertrawlers have continued to catch fish in the UK’s Marine Protected Areas since Brexit.

A new study reveals the extensive benefits of whale pee for other marine life and ecosystems around the world.

A new eDNA sampling technology has the ability to rapidly generate biodiversity assessments, significantly reducing project time and costs. 

A new study from the University of Lausanne warns that millions of people could be displaced by coastal flooding as early as 2100.

We chat to Yasmin Meeda, a marine microbiologist whose research focuses on minuscule plankton, about imposter syndrome, and more.

The G20 Coral Research and Development Accelerator Platform (CORDAP) announces the launch of its new Coral Local Innovation Program.

We chat to Dr Amber Carter, a marine scientist and storyteller whose work lies at the crossroads of ocean conservation and human societies.

We chat to Dr Jodie Rummer, a marine biologist who investigates how climate change impacts the physiology of juvenile reef sharks. 

We chat to Jasmin Meeda, a marine microbiologist whose research focuses on minuscule plankton, about imposter syndrome, and more.

A major £4.25m project will be launched in 2025 to understand and predict ‘tipping points’ in marine ecosystems, and their consequences.

Marine researchers discover microbes that can turn plastic into fungi, offering a potential solution to ocean's microplastic problem.

Researchers at the University of Hawaii identified 10 new species of marine sponges found in Kāneʻohe Bay.

The Sussex Dolphin Project has launched a crowdfunding campaign to help fund their work to protect dolphins and porpoises off Sussex.

With summer ahead, new research has highlighted the significant gaps in our understanding of how sunscreens might affect marine ecosystems.

The Sussex Dolphin Project has launched a crowdfunding campaign to help fund their work to protect dolphins and porpoises off Sussex.