A revolutionary study has discovered unexpected survival methods used by fish of coral reefs living in the warmest waters on Earth, the Arabian Gulf. This study, led by John Burt, Co-Principal Researcher at the Mubadala Arabian Center for Climate and Environmental Sciences (ACCESS) at NYU Abu Dhabi, and Jacob Johansen, [...]
Waste leakage into aquatic habitats is a major global concern, endangering ecosystems and human health. Inadequate trash disposal and management, particularly for plastic debris, has contaminated nearly every major ocean basin, seashores, streams, lakes, and even distant regions such as the North Atlantic and Antarctic. While prior research has mostly [...]
A revolutionary study provides new insights into three major climate technologies that aim to protect or boost the blue carbon naturally collected by marine and coastal environments. These breakthroughs include fast initiatives to safeguard the Great Barrier Reef’s ecosystem, satellite-tracked kelp banks in the deep sea, and seagrass sanctuaries in [...]
To address the mounting dangers to reef ecosystems, researchers at the University of Hawai’i at Manoa Hawai’i Institute of Marine Biology (HIMB) invented a groundbreaking technique for forecasting coral disease. This technique represents a significant leap in marine conservation, allowing conservationists to execute immediate actions that can reduce the effects of [...]
Findings in the field of marine biology frequently reveal the undiscovered treasures of our oceans, much like chapters in a gripping novel. In what has called “an amazing discovery,” scientists have discovered, tucked away in the pristine seas of the Galápagos archipelago, the first nursery for hammerhead sharks. This discovery [...]
