Marine scientists have identified 245 distinct coral species in Sri Lanka’s eastern waters, providing valuable data for regional biodiversity mapping and reef conservation initiatives.

Ten years after the Arbitral Award on the West Philippine Sea, Filipino marine scientists are still awaiting programmed funding, raising questions about the government's support for their research.

Fisheries Without Borders (FWB) organized a capacity-building workshop for fishermen, fish processors, community leaders, and marine scientists in Ghana. The initiative aims to strengthen sustainable fisheries management amidst climate change threats.

Marine scientists have announced the discovery of a record number of new species, expanding our understanding of ocean biodiversity.

Marine scientists express growing concern over the survival of Peru’s penguin populations as rising ocean temperatures disrupt their natural habitat and food supply. The study highlights the urgent need for adaptive conservation measures in the face of rapid climate change.

Twenty-four marine scientists from international research institutions are raising alarm about an unforeseen environmental consequence stemming from the prolonged closure of the Strait of Hormuz. Their warnings were published in the scientific journal Biological.

As World Oceans Day is observed, Türkiye is working to elevate the importance of oceans on the global climate agenda at COP31, with marine scientists warning that oceans are nearing critical ecological limits due to climate change and other pressures.

Marine scientists have identified more than 110 new species of fish and invertebrates, including brittlestars, sea anemones, and a catshark, during a deepwater expedition off the Queensland coast in the Coral Sea.

Conservationists in Florida have initiated a new 'coastal corridor' project, comprising various ocean-based initiatives designed to preserve and nourish vulnerable marine life, including manatees, coral reefs, and oyster beds.

The Scottish Association for Marine Science has appointed the ocean as a trustee to its board, reflecting a growing recognition of the rights of nature.

Marine scientists have identified a new species of highly venomous box jellyfish living near Singapore's Pulau Blakang Mati, previously known as Sentosa island.