Manage Subscription

Features

: Ellis Moloney; Posted On October 22, 2020

The Invisible Pollutant: A New Project Aims to Remove Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals from Our Ocean

Project Redpol, a €2.8 million collaboration between the universities of Le Havre, Caen, Portsmouth and Brighton, as well as the Chichester Harbour...

: EMODnet Secretariat; Posted On October 14, 2020

Breaking Borders in Ocean Information: A European Success Story

It is 2006……

: Elise Poore; Posted On September 29, 2020

Plastic Oceans: Interview with Lonely Whale’s Dr. Dune Ives

Over the past few years, the underlying repercussions of single-use plastics have become increasingly apparent. Every day, a new wave of plastic...

: Megan Fraser; Posted On September 28, 2020

Death by the Thousands: Biscayne Bay’s Fish Kill Event

Large cities—true urban powerhouses—are often juxtaposed with beautiful parks and coastal areas that are seemingly full of life.

: Ellis Moloney; Posted On September 11, 2020

Slipping Through Our Fingers: Are We Running Out of Sand?

When someone mentions the word ‘sand’ the first thing that comes to your mind is most likely a glistening beach in the Bahamas, not the most heavily...

: John Stenmark; Posted On August 13, 2020

Birdwatching on Gough Island

A new approach to precise positioning helps solve a century-old problem on an isolated island.

: Tory Moore and Lourdes Rodriguez; Posted On August 11, 2020

What to Know About Sea Turtles and Hurricanes

Hurricane season, June through November, overlaps with sea turtle nesting season, which starts in March and runs through October in Florida.

: Megan Fraser; Posted On August 3, 2020

COVID Conditions in a Ph.D. World: How the Pandemic is Affecting Marine Research

A recently published perspective piece in Frontiers in Marine Science highlights the plight of marine research students amidst a COVID world.

: ECO; Posted On July 15, 2020

ECO Review: Coral Reefs & Other Colorful Creatures

The intricate world of coral reefs is often challenging to describe with words alone: each of the world's largest reef systems has its own unique...

: Megan Fraser; Posted On July 6, 2020

Our Global Restoration: An Overview

We can think of global coral reefs as the major towns and cities of our world.

: UN Environment Programme; Posted On June 10, 2020

Canada Leads Push to Safeguard World’s Ocean

World Oceans Day on June 8 is a time to celebrate and honor the ocean that feed us, regulate our climate, and generate most of the oxygen we...

: Dr Laura Michie; Posted On April 23, 2020

How to Connect with the Ocean While in Lockdown: ECO’s Top Picks

We may be safe inside our homes, but we can still keep connected with the ocean through an incredible variety of compelling science and...

Our Partners

ECO Magazine is a marine science trade publication committed to bringing scientists and professionals the latest ground-breaking research, industry news, and job opportunities from around the world.

Quick Links

Corporate

8502 SW Kansas Ave
Stuart, FL 34997

info@tscpublishing.com

Newsletter Signup

The ECO Newsletter is a weekly email featuring the Top 10 stories of the past seven days, providing readers with a convenient way to stay abreast on the latest ocean science and industry news.

Subscribe Today