A new study led by the University of Hawai'i at Mānoa's Hawai'i Institute of Marine Biology (HIMB) revealed that diversity in Hawaiian corals is...
ASU researchers' methodology predicts location of shallow coral reefs with nearly 90% accuracy
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Seabird Response to Abrupt Climate Change 5,000 Years Ago Transformed Falklands Ecosystems
The Falkland Islands are a South Atlantic refuge for some of the world's most important seabird species, including five species of penguins, Great...
Findings showed coral has core immune response regardless of disease type
The presence of insecticides in streams is increasingly a global concern, yet information on safe concentrations for aquatic ecosystems is sometimes...
The next phase of the research will construct ocean buoys that record altitude
Researchers are learning more about the brightly colored bacterial mats threatening the ecological health of coral reefs worldwide.
The number of sea turtles spotted along the coasts of the UK and Ireland has declined in recent years, researchers say.
Scientists develop new tool to forecast drought and water flow in the Colorado river
Study is first to assess the impact of climate change on the global population of river deltas
By placing 3D-printed and GPS-enabled decoy sea turtle eggs into nests on the beach, it's possible to gather key evidence needed to expose rampant...
The reactive and piecemeal approach historically used to manage beaches in Hawai'i has failed to protect them.
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