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Beyond Borders: An Ecosystem Approach to Fisheries Management
Along the north-west coast of Africa, generations of fisherfolks have seen their fortunes rise and fall with the ebb and flow of the tides. Many...
_small.jpg "Researchers releasing tagged European bass into water near Salcombe (Image credit: Matt Doggett)")
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Using Acoustic Tagging to Understand and Preserve Essential Fish Habitats
The ocean is integral to our existence. For generations it has sustained our entire way of life, providing food and health benefits, and it remains...
- Aurora C. Elmore
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Exploring the Nation’s Blue Frontier
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Office of Ocean Exploration and Research (NOAA Ocean Exploration) is the sole office of the...
- Marit Reigstad, Bodil Bluhm, Lena Seuthe, Ingrid Wiedmann, and Martin Ludvigsen
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Climate Change is Only One of the Challenges in the Arctic Ocean
The Arctic is not only at the top of the world but also tops the list of areas most impacted by climatic changes. With temperatures rising about 2-3...
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Monitoring the Air-Sea Interface
There are few places on earth as dynamic as the boundary between ocean and atmosphere. This is where carbon dioxide is exchanged between ocean and...
- Hervé Claustre
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Robots Explore the Ocean Twilight Zone
The ocean Twilight Zone is a layer of water found between 200 and 1,000 meters below the ocean surface, sandwiched between the Euphotic and Aphotic...
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Canada’s Ocean Sector Boasts Investment and Innovation
In September, the ECO Magazine editorial team had the pleasure of attending Innovate Canada—Oceans 2023, held in Victoria, BC, Canada. This ocean...
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Eye in the Sky: Exposing Hidden Fishing Fleets in African Waters
African waters are home to three of the four most productive marine ecosystems on Earth: Canary Current, Benguela Current, and Somali Coastal...
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ReWilding the Red Sea
Saudi Arabia makes up 80 percent of the Arabian Peninsula, bordered by two bodies of water, the Arabian Gulf to the east and the Red Sea to the...
- Steve Werblow
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Reef Resilience
Head-high waves were breaking over the reef, battering Cliff Kapono every 10 seconds or so as he sat on his surfboard. As the surf pounded and...
- Lily Chen
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Understanding Coral Reefs for a Better Tomorrow: A Conversation with Marine Ecologist Stuart Sandin
Over the past six years, marine ecologist Stuart Sandin and his team at Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego have conducted research...
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Mission: Iconic Reefs
When Andy Bruckner first started diving the Florida Keys reefs some forty years ago, what caught his attention were the thickets of beautiful...
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