How you can use the simple secchi disk can help us learn more about the ocean

Phytoplankton - tiny marine plants - are vital for our survival

Remote sensing technology LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) is providing a window into the ocean

Sydney, Australia has cleaner coastal waters, but seaweeds and the animals they provide homes for just aren't coming back... yet

Pelagic gooseneck barnacles can be found across the world - and they are happy to make almost anything solid their home.

Even non-consumptive forms of eco and nature-based tourism – such as wildlife watching – can have a negative impact on the very species we are hoping to see and protect.

Balanced harvesting’ – catching predominantly small, immature fish - is controversial. But can it help promote sustainable fisheries?

Noise pollution is a problem for cetaceans because they use echolocation to ‘see’ and hear.

Drones can be incredibly useful for both science and conservation efforts – especially when we are dealing with hard-to-reach or wide ranging animals.  As a bonus they may also prove to be cost effective.