Contributor

21 May 2023

A glimpse into the world of Cu Lao Cham's fishers.

Contributor

21 May 2023

Inspired by the environmental epic “Avatar: The Way of Water”, which is vying for the Best Picture Oscar at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Awards on March 12, James Borton of Johns Hopkins University recalls his time with the fisherfolk of Cu Lao Cham in Vietnam, who revere the sea from which they derive their livelihood.

Contributor

13 May 2023

Animals & Plants, Climate Crisis

Sea butterfly’ life cycle threatened by climate change may impact Southern Ocean ecosystem

Contributor

13 May 2023

Animals & Plants, Climate Crisis

Scientists examining pteropod life cycles in the Southern Ocean find that some species might be more vulnerable to ocean change than others.

Samantha Andrews

12 May 2023

People and the Sea, Technology

Rescuing submarine crews from the ocean depths with SRVs

Samantha Andrews

12 May 2023

People and the Sea, Technology

One of the newest and fastest submarine rescue vehicles (SRVs), capable of carrying up to 17 people, has been deployed in the Western Pacific.

Contributor

12 May 2023

Animals & Plants

Gene switches help juvenile “Nemo” fish adapt their physiology to a new life on the coral reef

Contributor

12 May 2023

Animals & Plants

Rapid gene activity changes underpin transition from open ocean swimming to settling on reef floor

Samantha Andrews

8 May 2023

Climate Crisis, Ocean Ecosystems, Technology

Planning an integrated approach to ocean carbon research

Samantha Andrews

8 May 2023

Climate Crisis, Ocean Ecosystems, Technology

International experts, researchers and EU Commission policymakers gathered for the UNESCO Integrated Ocean Carbon Research (IOC-R) workshop in Brussels, Belgium, to drive forward integrated ocean carbon research that underpins effective decision-making and climate action.

Samantha Andrews

28 April 2023

Animals & Plants, Climate Crisis, Environment, Conservation, Fisheries & Aquaculture, Community Science, Ocean Ecosystems, People and the Sea, Technology

From the seawire: ocean news in April 2023

Samantha Andrews

28 April 2023

Animals & Plants, Climate Crisis, Environment, Conservation, Fisheries & Aquaculture, Community Science, Ocean Ecosystems, People and the Sea, Technology

Missed out on April 2023's ocean news? Here's a glimpse into what went down in Davy Jones's Locker this month. News relates to marine animals & plants, the climate crisis and the ocean, fisheries and aquaculture, marine technology, and people and the sea.

Samantha Andrews

25 April 2023

People and the Sea, The Life Scientific

Achieving Chartered status

Samantha Andrews

25 April 2023

People and the Sea, The Life Scientific

Long-standing IMarEST (Institute of Marine Engineering, Science & Technology) Fellow Tim Chesher highlights the competencies required and the stumbling blocks to avoid when applying for Chartered status through IMarEST.

Samantha Andrews

25 April 2023

Animals & Plants

Crested penguins looking peng-tastic for World Penguin Day

Samantha Andrews

25 April 2023

Animals & Plants

Did you know there are six genera of penguins currently in existence, all with names that mark some sort of identifying feature? For World Penguin Day, let’s take a closer look at the fabulous crested penguins.

Contributor

11 April 2023

Climate Crisis, Fisheries & Aquaculture, Technology, People and the Sea

Winds of Change in Morro Bay

Contributor

11 April 2023

Climate Crisis, Fisheries & Aquaculture, Technology, People and the Sea

Lexi Addison speaks with fishers in Morro Bay, California, USA about their concerns with offshore wind farms.

Samantha Andrews

5 April 2023

Climate Crisis, Technology

Waves for net-zero energy?

Samantha Andrews

5 April 2023

Climate Crisis, Technology

“Wave power is gaining traction as a new commercially viable net zero energy solution. Learn about the latest wave energy converters and how they can play a key role in delivering clean, renewable energy on a commercial scale.”.

Samantha Andrews

31 March 2023

Animals & Plants, Climate Crisis, Environment, Conservation, Fisheries & Aquaculture, Community Science, Ocean Ecosystems, People and the Sea, Technology

From the seawire: ocean news in March 2023

Samantha Andrews

31 March 2023

Animals & Plants, Climate Crisis, Environment, Conservation, Fisheries & Aquaculture, Community Science, Ocean Ecosystems, People and the Sea, Technology

Missed out on March 2023's ocean news? Here's a glimpse into what went down in Davy Jones's Locker this month. News relates to marine animals & plants, the climate crisis and the ocean, fisheries and aquaculture, marine technology, and people and the sea.

Samantha Andrews

29 March 2023

Fisheries & Aquaculture

Brexit, sampling protocols, and the mussel farmers in fear of their livelihoods

Samantha Andrews

29 March 2023

Fisheries & Aquaculture

Post-Brexit regulations are posing a threat to one of the UK’s oldest aquaculture sectors, in the Menai Strait, Wales.

A glimpse into the world of Cu Lao Cham's fishers.

Sea butterfly’ life cycle threatened by climate change may impact Southern Ocean ecosystem

Rescuing submarine crews from the ocean depths with SRVs

Gene switches help juvenile “Nemo” fish adapt their physiology to a new life on the coral reef

Planning an integrated approach to ocean carbon research

From the seawire: ocean news in April 2023

Achieving Chartered status

Crested penguins looking peng-tastic for World Penguin Day

Winds of Change in Morro Bay

Waves for net-zero energy?

From the seawire: ocean news in March 2023

Brexit, sampling protocols, and the mussel farmers in fear of their livelihoods

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