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: The Marine Biological Association; Posted On January 9, 2023

Plankton Could Hold Key for Understanding Link Between Ocean Pollution and Human Health

Plankton may offer a way to monitor historical marine pollution trends and could be used to predict trends in human health, according to new...

: Rachel Plunkett; Posted On December 16, 2022

National Marine Sanctuary of American Samoa Resilient Despite Climate Change

A tropical paradise in the Pacific—National Marine Sanctuary of American Samoa—offers a unique opportunity for researchers to observe ocean and...

: Together for the Med; Posted On December 16, 2022

To Save the Mediterranean Sea, Its People are Uniting

The White Sea, the Great Sea, the Middle Sea. Earth’s largest enclosed waterbody has been known by many names since the first settlements in 9000...

: ECO; Posted On December 9, 2022

Urgent Collaboration Between Nations Needed to Save Marine Life, from Tropical Reefs to Deep Sea Ecosystems

Our ocean is estimated to be home to somewhere between half and a staggering 10 million marine species.

: ECO; Posted On July 5, 2022

If She Can See It, She Can Be It – Promoting the Next Generation of Scientists

If you were wandering around the museums of Washington D.C. during March, you may have seen a number of bright orange statues. These statues belong...

: Armida Salsiah Alisjahban; Posted On June 29, 2022

Healthy Planet Needs ‘Ocean Action’ from Asian and Pacific Countries

By Armida Salsiah Alisjahban, Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations and Executive Secretary of the Economic and Social Commission for Asia...

: Dona Bertarelli and Sylvia A. Earle; Posted On June 28, 2022

A Blueprint for Saving the Blue Planet

By Dona Bertarelli and Sylvia A. Earle

: ECO; Posted On June 23, 2022

Building on Success in Commercial Market, GIT Announces Deal with Eastern Pacific Shipping

Graphite Innovation and Technologies (GIT), provider of the world’s most sustainable marine coatings, and Eastern Pacific Shipping (EPS), a global...

: FSU; Posted On June 7, 2022

World Oceans Day: FSU Researcher Shares Insight into Importance of the Ocean

The United Nations marks June 8 as World Oceans Day, an opportunity to celebrate the ocean and how it supports life on Earth.

: George Galdorisi; Posted On March 9, 2022

Leveraging Unmanned Surface Vehicles to Collect Oceanic Data

By George Galdorisi

: Denis Hains, Maria Emanuela Mihailov, Victoria Obura, Parry Oei, John Maschke; Posted On February 17, 2022

Hydrospatial: It’s All About the Blue of Our Blue Planet and its Contiguous Zones

By Denis Hains(1); Maria Emanuela Mihailov(2); Victoria Obura(3); Parry Oei(4) and John Maschke,(5) Members of the “Hydrospatial Movement Club”

: ECO; Posted On February 17, 2022

JPI Oceans Photo and Art Awards: And the winner is...

JPI Oceans is proud to reveal the winning entries of the Photo and Art Awards, held on the occasion of its 10th anniversary.

Features

Plankton Could Hold Key for Understanding Link Between Ocean Pollution and Human Health

National Marine Sanctuary of American Samoa Resilient Despite Climate Change

To Save the Mediterranean Sea, Its People are Uniting

Urgent Collaboration Between Nations Needed to Save Marine Life, from Tropical Reefs to Deep Sea Ecosystems

If She Can See It, She Can Be It – Promoting the Next Generation of Scientists

Healthy Planet Needs ‘Ocean Action’ from Asian and Pacific Countries

A Blueprint for Saving the Blue Planet

Building on Success in Commercial Market, GIT Announces Deal with Eastern Pacific Shipping

World Oceans Day: FSU Researcher Shares Insight into Importance of the Ocean

Leveraging Unmanned Surface Vehicles to Collect Oceanic Data

Hydrospatial: It’s All About the Blue of Our Blue Planet and its Contiguous Zones

JPI Oceans Photo and Art Awards: And the winner is...

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