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: Posted On March 25, 2019

In the Field of Ocean Sound

Understanding the impacts of underwater sound is becoming increasingly vital with human-derived sound on the rise in our coastal zones and blue...

: Posted On March 25, 2019

Transshipment: The Last Frontier for Legal Fishing

Mark Young, Project Director for the Ending Illegal Fishing Project at The Pew Charitable Trusts, sheds light on a hidden part of the commercial...

: Posted On November 6, 2018

Brexit and Marine Science: Is the Picture Any Clearer?

Opinion by Dr. Matt Frost, Marine Biological Association Deputy Director, Head of Policy and Knowledge Exchange, and President Mars (European...

: Posted On March 25, 2019

The Soundscape of St. Lawrence

Yellow buoys bob in the chilly water of a fjord near Canada’s St. Lawrence Estuary.

: Posted On March 25, 2019

Opinion: Fisheries Monitoring Has Never Been More Important

Steve has been involved in the marine tracking and telematics industry in various roles since the mid-1990s based on a strong technical sales...

: Posted On October 23, 2018

Snailfish: How We Found A New Species in One of the Ocean’s Deepest Places

From an unmanned submersible, protected by a casing of stainless steel almost an inch thick and a window made from super strong sapphire crystal, we...

: Posted On March 25, 2019

The Last Spirit Bears

An enormous decline of wild Pacific Salmon in Northwest America has meant that only a few hundred Spirit bears (also known as Kermode bears) now...

: Posted On March 19, 2019

Interview with Wildlife Film Producer, Paul Reddish

Paul Reddish joined the BBC from Edinburgh University in 1981 as a TV researcher, working his way up to Series Producer. In 1997, he left the BBC to...

: Posted On September 7, 2018

Location Intelligence is Making Seafood Sustainable

Seafood is often seen as a healthy, more environmentally conscious choice for consumers parsing meat options.

: Posted On March 25, 2019

Introducing Sustainability to Orkney’s Inshore Fishing Industry

In the very northeastern tip of Scotland lies the rugged, wind-swept coast of the Orkney archipelago.

: Posted On December 10, 2018

Coming Ashore

For eight months in 2017, life was literally a beach for the survey crews of Bristol-based AG Surveys. Not the beach towel, bucket and spade kind of...

: Posted On August 28, 2018

How the University of Miami’s Hurricane Research is Helping Save Lives

As the 2018 Atlantic hurricane season unfolds, millions of people along the Eastern seaboard of the USA are keeping a careful watch on the weather...

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