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: Posted On August 20, 2018

Northern Voices

For hundreds of years, the Inuit have survived the world’s harshest conditions by living in balance with nature and thriving off the region’s...

: Posted On July 27, 2018

Engineering A Solution for the Plastic Problem

ECO’s editor, Kira Coley, was invited to the Netherlands to visit The Ocean Cleanup’s HQ to talk about the launch of the world’s first ocean plastic...

: Posted On August 14, 2018

What is Causing Florida’s Algae Crisis? 5 Questions Answered

Editor’s note: Two large-scale algae outbreaks in Florida are killing fish and threatening public health.

: Posted On July 19, 2018

Beyond Charting: Nautical Information for the 21st Century

John Nyberg, Chief of NOAA’s Marine Charting Division tells us about the innovative work of the NOAA Office of Coast survey, the valuing of charting...

: Posted On July 19, 2018

Build Back Better: Restoring Saint Martin

After returning from a trade mission to St Martin, Aleksandra Dragozet, CEO of Sea Going Green, shares her vision of how the storm-ravaged island...

: Posted On August 9, 2018

How Drones Can Help Save Communities on the Front Lines of Climate Change

The 2017 Atlantic hurricane season was the costliest and most intense on record. The new reality of more destructive tropical storms due to climate...

: Posted On July 19, 2018

The Science Decoders

Sea Grant team makes oil spill science user-friendly for gulf audiences and beyond.

: Posted On July 19, 2018

Under the Ice

For the last 15 years, biologist Dr. Laurent Chauvaud has been recording underwater noise in challenging environments ranging from the Brittany...

: Posted On August 7, 2018

A New Way to Film Marine Life

An opportunity to work with the BBC on its Beach Live: Jurassic Coast Revealed, gave Sonardyne’s Andy Marsh a chance to trial and prove an idea he’s...