Where should marine protected areas be created in the high seas so they are most effective? To answer this question, we need seabed mapping.

At the poles, marine fish reproduce later and produce more eggs, confirming model predictions

“Biodegradable” is a misleading term for plastic substitutes that require heat to break down or industrial compositing conditions

To tackle the growing problem of Sargassum, GEO Blue Planet’s Sargassum Information Hub is bringing Sargassum-impacted communities together to share data, research, and knowledge, and ultimately find workable solutions to the challenges posed by the proliferation of Sargassum mats.

Part of Phase II of the GMES & Africa programme, the MarCOSIO Consortium leverages satellite data to provide decision support tools for marine and coastal management. One key service they offer focuses on detecting and monitoring algal blooms, enabling aquaculturalists to make informed decisions about the running of their operations.

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

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

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.

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