What monsters lurk below the sea surface? None really! But there are some weirdly wonderful creatures that, despite their names (and sometimes their looks), are not really that scary. This Halloween, let’s take a dive into the depths for a quick visit of seven not-so-spooky sea creatures.

The Live Ocean Barometer showcases insights from independent research representing the voices of adult New Zealanders on how they value and perceive the ocean.

A new case study highlights how Earth Observation can help detect, monitor, and forecast eutrophication status and risks.

When researchers studying the Amazon River bloom in 2012 collected multibeam echosounder data, little did they know that they had revealed something unique.

Seafarer mental health is under intense strain. The Covid-19 pandemic and onboard conditions have caused immense stress and other issues for workers. What can be done to help?

From rocks to soils to mountains to beaches, the non-living parts of our planet and the processes that create and shape them support and sustain us and all other life on Earth. As this year's theme for International Geodiversity Day says, "Geodiversity is for everyone."

For coastal cities, that framework for building resilient urban economies must also include the ocean.

In New South Wales, Australia, research has turned into action to reduce the damage caused by anchoring.

As oceans warm, acidify, and lose oxygen, marine mammals likely to lose food, habitat.