Winners also Announced for National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s $1M Bonus Prize for Underwater “Sniffer” Technology

Leading European ocean experts have launched a publication, titled Navigating the Future V (NFV), which will provide governments with robust, independent scientific advice on future seas and ocean research to 2030 and beyond. The launch took place during EurOCEAN2019, the European Marine Board conference in Paris today (June 11).

• Twenty-seven Small Island Developing States have come together in a bid to manage and eliminate toxic chemicals and waste.

Repeat coral bleaching caused by rising sea temperatures has resulted in lasting changes to fish communities, according to a new long-term study in the Seychelles.

Researchers test out thermal IR cameras for whale detection in British Columbia's Gulf Islands

Rutgers and other scientists document the impact of ocean warming on fisheries

Coral bleaching events may occur more frequently in the Red Sea than previously thought, according to an algorithm developed by KAUST researchers. Their findings also indicate that the northern part of the Red Sea might not remain a thermal refuge for coral ecosystems for long.