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What are trilobites, and what do their fossils reveal about the growth rate of ancient trilobita? Learn how they compare to today’s slow-growing crustaceans.

The Slow and Steady Growth of Trilobites

Learn more about the importance of sand dunes The post https://oceanconservancy.org/blog/2023/12/07/what-sand-dune/ What is a Sand Dune? appeared first on https://oceanconservancy.org Ocean Conservancy.

What is a Sand Dune? - Ocean Conservancy

Scorching heat waves, drought and ocean surface temperatures as warm as a hot tub were all symptoms of global heating in 2023, which the European Union’s Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) said would be the warmest year on record. For the January to November period of this year, the average global temperature was 1.46 degrees […] The post https://www.ecowatch.com/2023-hottest-year-climate-change.html 2023 Will Be Hottest Year on Record, EU Climate Service Says appeared first on https://www.ecowatch.com EcoWatch.

2023 Will Be Hottest Year on Record, EU Climate Service Says

For shore-bound and kayak anglers looking to shake the winter blues, white perch stage an exceptional winter run. The post https://www.onthewater.com/winter-white-perch Winter White Perch Fishing first appeared on https://www.onthewater.com On The Water.

Winter White Perch Fishing - On The Water

Research comparing salmon farming regulations in four countries finds that Canada’s rules fall short when it comes to protecting wild fish populations from one of the key threats posed by aquaculture: sea lice infestations. In a recent study, Irja Vormedal, ...

Canada’s Limits on Sea Lice in Salmon Farms Don’t Measure Up

Oysters stabilize shorelines, trap carbon-rich sediment, and help marshes grow.

How much carbon can oysters store? Scientists are trying to find out.

cold case A year after East Antarctica’s Conger ice shelf collapsed, an expert uses forensic evidence to uncover what happened

A cold case, filed

Chain pickerel provide year-round freshwater fun on Long Island. The post https://www.onthewater.com/winter-pickerel Winter Pickerel Fishing on Long Island first appeared on https://www.onthewater.com On The Water.

Winter Pickerel Fishing on Long Island - On The Water

In the animal kingdom, the class of shellfish is generally broken down into two groups: crustaceans and mollusks. The post https://www.onthewater.com/video-blue-crab-vs-green-crab VIDEO: Blue Crab vs. Green Crab first appeared on https://www.onthewater.com On The Water.

VIDEO: Blue Crab vs. Green Crab - On The Water

Contaminants seem to exacerbate similar effects caused by climate change

Pollution leads to the birth of more female sea turtles - The Wildlife Society

JAKARTA — As the 2024 start date looms for Indonesia’s controversial new quota-based fisheries policy, experts and watchdogs continue to flag what they say are fundamental inadequacies in the strategy. Introduced by the Indonesian fisheries ministry in March this year, the quota-based fisheries management policy is aimed at maximizing state revenue from the fisheries sector […]

With Indonesia’s new fishing policy starting soon, fishers still mostly unaware

The 123rd Christmas Bird Count (CBC) was another successful year in Canada, and it is all thanks to thousands of birders and nature lovers choosing to spend a day outside, or from home, counting our...

The 123rd Christmas Bird Count in Canada

In areas of the sea affected by bottom trawling, marine life is more abundant in and around shipwrecks, suggesting they should be considered important conservation sites

Shipwrecks are havens for wildlife in areas threatened by fishing

https://www.undercurrentnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/sockeysalmoninalaska2-e1683751929838.jpg Six projects are earmarked for funding, which comes from the Aquatic Ecosystems Restoration Fund via Canada's Oceans Protection Plan

Canada to spend CAD 12m preserving salmon, seaweed in BC

Powerful Lasers Probe Quantum Properties of Iron in Deep, Molten Rock New research exploring the quantum properties of elements in extreme environments has significant implications for our understanding of Earth’s history, the interpretation of unique seismic...

Cracking Earth’s Deepest Secrets: Iron’s Quantum Role in Planetary Formation

SWOT in Orbit (Illustration) Google’s “A Passage of Water” Brings NASA’s Water Data to Life This immersive experience leverages satellite data to illustrate how climate change is impacting Earth’s...

Navigating NASA’s Waves: Google’s Voyage Through Earth’s Water Cycle

Devastating Flooding in East Africa 2023 Heavy rainfall in the Horn of Africa submerged entire towns in floodwater. Heavy rainfall led to extensive flooding in Somalia, Ethiopia, and Kenya in October...

Catastrophic Floods Strike East Africa After Historic Drought

New research has found that California’s coastal redwoods have the remarkable capacity to recover from severe wildfires. The study led by researchers from Northern Arizona University (NAU) looked at the ancient trees’ recovery from the CZU Lightning Complex Fire, which burned thousands of acres in California’s Big Basin State Park in the summer of 2020, […] The post https://www.ecowatch.com/california-coastal-redwoods-wildfires-recovery.html Coastal Redwoods Have Remarkable Ability to Recover From Severe Wildfires, Study Finds appeared first on https://www.ecowatch.com EcoWatch.

Coastal Redwoods Have Remarkable Ability to Recover From Severe Wildfires, Study Finds

Until your local lakes freeze over, there’s no reason to put away the bass fishing gear for the winter. The post https://www.onthewater.com/7-essential-lures-for-winter-bass-fishing 7 Essential Lures for Winter Bass Fishing first appeared on https://www.onthewater.com On The Water.

7 Essential Lures for Winter Bass Fishing - On The Water

The findings may be important to consider in wolf management

Wolves prey on sea otters, seals in Katmai - The Wildlife Society

Ever heard of a golden mole? We hadn't either. One has been discovered in South Africa after almost 90 years—by a dog. The post https://outdoors.com/rare-animal-discovered-by-dog/ A Specially Trained Dog Found Found This Animal, Which Hasn’t Been Seen for Almost 90 Years  appeared first on https://outdoors.com Outdoors with Bear Grylls.

A Specially Trained Dog Found Found This Animal, Which Hasn't Been Seen for Almost 90 Years 

What was Jormungandr walhallaensis? Taking its name from an ancient apocalypse myth and representing a missing link in reptile evolution, this 80-million-year-old mosasaur was no stranger to a fight.

Fossils May Reveal a Clash of the Titans Between Two Undersea Reptiles

In recent decades, as water has grown increasingly precious, Californians have tried countless ways to find more of it and make it last longer, including covering agricultural canals with solar panels to prevent evaporation, building costly desalination plants and pulling out tracts of water-hungry grass. “Those low-hanging fruit have already been grabbed — that means you […]

In California, Farmers Test a Method to Sink More Water into Underground Stores

An African wedgefish (Rhynchobatus luebberti) landed by artisanal fishermen and sold in Songolo (Critically Endangered, IUCN Red List). Credit: Godefroy De Bruyne The Republic of the Congo is a hotspot for sharks and rays. However, scientists didn’t know how many of these species congregate along the coast until they asked the artisanal fishermen who work there. In a recent study published in Conservation Science and Practice, researchers from the University of Exeter in the U.K. worked alongside […]

Congo’s waters are hotspot for endangered sharks and rays, reveals data from artisanal fishers

JAKARTA — Researchers have credited a strong spirit of collaboration for the success of an expedition in Indonesia’s Cyclops Mountains that uncovered new sightings of a rare egg-laying mammal and multiple unidentified species. The highlight of the recently published findings was camera-trap images of Attenborough’s long-beaked echidna (Zaglossus attenboroughi), which, like the distantly related but […]

Collaboration key to rediscovery of egg-laying mammal in Papua’s Cyclops Mountains

When the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission (WCPFC) meets 4 to 8 December in the Cook Islands to set its rules for the 2024 fishing year, managers will have a stark choice: Weaken the Commission’s oversight of a large percentage of the vessels that fish its waters, or increase independent monitoring and continue a shift towards science-based, precautionary ways to manage fisheries...

Proposal Would Weaken Oversight of $13 Billion Pacific Fishery

The largest iceberg in the world — A23a, nearly 1,500 square miles, about three times as big as New York City — has broken free of its anchor on the floor of the Weddell Sea and begun to drift toward the Southern Ocean. In 1986, the Antarctic iceberg calved off the Filchner-Ronne Ice Shelf in […] The post https://www.ecowatch.com/largest-iceberg-antarctica-breaking.html World’s Largest Iceberg Breaks Free in Antarctica appeared first on https://www.ecowatch.com EcoWatch.

World's Largest Iceberg Breaks Free in Antarctica

The post https://saveourseas.com/songs-of-survival-scientists-confirm-blue-whales-frequent-seychelles/ Songs of survival: scientists confirm blue whales frequent Seychelles appeared first on https://saveourseas.com Save Our Seas Foundation.

Songs of survival: scientists confirm blue whales frequent Seychelles

The U.S. Coast Guard is searching off the Louisiana coast for the source of a leak in a 67-mile-long pipeline that has spilled over 1 million gallons of crude oil into the Gulf of Mexico. When the leak started has not been specified, but it was first reported by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) […] The post https://www.ecowatch.com/gulf-of-mexico-oil-spill-louisiana-2023.html U.S. Coast Guard Searches for Source of 1 Million Gallon Oil Spill in Gulf of Mexico appeared first on https://www.ecowatch.com EcoWatch.

U.S. Coast Guard Searches for Source of 1 Million Gallon Oil Spill in Gulf of Mexico

JAKARTA — Indonesia has launched a climate mitigation plan focusing on the country’s seagrass meadows, an overlooked ecosystem that ranks among the most efficient carbon sinks on the planet. The country is home to 11.5% of the world’s seagrass meadows, a position the government wants to leverage to increase its carbon storage options. Experts have […]

Indonesia launches new front in climate campaign focusing on seagrass

Sarah Johnson Donation from Trustee Sarah Johnson supports innovative projects

Critical support for ocean innovation

A new study is the most comprehensive analysis yet of the evolution of “true crabs.”

Crabs left the sea not once, but several times, in their evolution

As much as we’d like to, every day can’t be spent fishing. The post https://www.onthewater.com/2023-gift-guide-for-angler-at-home 8 Gifts For the Angler At Home first appeared on https://www.onthewater.com On The Water.

8 Gifts For the Angler At Home - On The Water

A huge group of spinner dolphins (Stenella longirostris) has been captured on camera. Members of the megapod, consisting of thousands of dolphins, put on an incredible acrobatic display as they hunted for fish off the coast of Costa Rica. The footage was shown in an episode of the PBS series Spy in the Ocean 2: [...] The post https://outdoors.com/watch-megapod-of-spinner-dolphins/ WATCH: A Megapod of Spinner Dolphins Displays Jaw-Dropping Acrobatics  appeared first on https://outdoors.com Outdoors with Bear Grylls.

WATCH: A Megapod of Spinner Dolphins Displays Jaw-Dropping Acrobatics 

This holiday season, explore the newest and best gifts for bass fishermen so you’re ahead of the game when the pre-spawn season rolls around. The post https://www.onthewater.com/2023-gift-guide-for-bass-fisherman 11 Holiday Gifts for Bass Fishermen first appeared on https://www.onthewater.com On The Water.

11 Holiday Gifts for Bass Fishermen - On The Water

A joint investment of $475.6 million will strengthen Manitoba’s clean electricity grid and ensure Manitobans continue receiving affordable and reliable low carbon energy. This federal-provincial investment provides $314 million for eight new hydroelectric turbines at the Pointe du Bois Renewable Energy Project, as well as $161.6 million to build a new 230-kilovolt transmission network in […] The post https://environmentjournal.ca/nearly-500m-invested-to-support-clean-energy-projects-in-manitoba/ Nearly $500M invested to support clean energy projects in Manitoba appeared first on https://environmentjournal.ca The Environment Journal.

Nearly $500M invested to support clean energy projects in Manitoba

A report warns that 2°C of global warming would mean losing most of the world’s ice sheets and glaciers, leading to catastrophic sea level rise

COP28 must stick to 1.5°C target to save ice sheets, urge scientists

COP28 must aim for 1.5°C target to save ice sheets, urge scientists

Early one morning in July 2022, I was searching for the famous kangaroos of Lucky Bay, in Western Australia’s Cape Le Grand National Park, when I noticed a pied oystercatcher a little farther up the beach. The small black-and-white bird ...

One Great Shot: The Fog Walker

The global land and ocean temperature departure from average for October 2023 was the highest on record for the month of October.

Assessing the Global Climate in October 2023

King Tide Floods Highway On Ramp Such high-tide flooding that inundates roads and buildings along the west coast of the Americas tends to be uncommon outside of El Niño years, but...

Rising Tides and Troubled Waters: NASA Forecasts El Niño-Driven Flood Fury This Winter

The gift that keeps on giving, is the gift that keeps the angler in your life out on the water. The post https://www.onthewater.com/2023-gift-guide-for-offshore-angler 13 Gifts for the Offshore Angler first appeared on https://www.onthewater.com On The Water.

13 Gifts for the Offshore Angler - On The Water

Wildlife managers remove invasive reptiles from Everglades during 10-year project

Wild Cam: Targeting invasive caiman hatchlings helps with their population removal - The Wildlife Society

Japan From Space This image, from the Copernicus Sentinel-3 mission on November 1, 2023, captures the colors of autumn over the Japanese archipelago. Japan is made up of...

Autumn Splendor From Space: Japan’s Majestic Landscape

It formed off the coast of Japan at the end of October.

Volcanic eruption created a new island that's now visible from space

A friend asked me if a discussion paper published on Statistics Norway’s website, ‘To what extent are temperature levels changing due to greenhouse gas emissions?’, was purposely timed for the next climate summit (COP28). I don’t know the answer to his question. But this discussion paper is problematic for sure. It was, authored by Dagsvik […] The post https://www.realclimate.org/index.php/archives/2023/11/a-distraction-due-to-errors-misunderstanding-and-misguided-norwegian-statistics/ A distraction due to errors, misunderstanding and misguided Norwegian statistics first appeared on https://www.realclimate.org RealClimate.

RealClimate: A distraction due to errors, misunderstanding and misguided Norwegian statistics

While Antarctica has not lost as much sea ice as the Arctic, as global warming progresses, the continent has been losing its ice at a faster rate. In a surprising new study, scientists from The Pennsylvania State University (Penn State) found that sea ice loss in Antarctica causes an increased amount of snowfall over its […] The post https://www.ecowatch.com/sea-ice-melt-sea-level-rise-science.html Scientists Find Surprising Reason Sea Ice Melt Could Slow the Pace of Sea Level Rise appeared first on https://www.ecowatch.com EcoWatch.

Scientists Find Surprising Reason Sea Ice Melt Could Slow the Pace of Sea Level Rise

An Anna’s hummingbird with bright pink plumage flies near some leafy green trees. Anna’s hummingbirds (Calypte anna) are the most common hummingbirds on the West Coast of the United States and have a wingspan that’s only 4.7 inches wide. https://depositphotos.com/photo/hummingbird-in-flight-color-image-day-78289840.html Deposit Photos The sideways vs. the bullet. The post https://www.popsci.com/environment/how-hummingbirds-fly-through-tight-spaces/ Hummingbirds have two creative strategies for flying through tight spaces appeared first on https://www.popsci.com Popular Science.

Hummingbirds have two creative strategies for flying through tight spaces

The Pew Charitable Trusts and the University of Oxford today launched the Breaking the Plastic Wave Pathways Tool (“Pathways”), a free software application, to help policymakers and other stakeholders develop tailored, evidence-based solutions to the plastic pollution problem.

Pew and the University of Oxford Launch Free Application to Help Reduce Plastic Pollution

The National Park Trust participated in one of our favorite autumn traditions - Canoemobile! During Wilderness Inquiry's DC area stop, hundreds of DC and Maryland students got to paddle in custom-made, 10-foot canoes!

Conquering Currents: Students Facing Fears with Canoemobile Adventures - National Park Trust

A stranded, baby otter was found on the Isle of Mull in Western Scotland. The Eurasian otter was about 10 weeks old. The post https://outdoors.com/stranded-baby-otter-in-scotland/ Stranded Baby Otter in Scotland Gets a Second Chance  appeared first on https://outdoors.com Outdoors with Bear Grylls.

Stranded Baby Otter in Scotland Gets a Second Chance 

A German-based fly fisherman and freshwater ecologist recently shared a reminder to ditch the plastic and to avoid littering. The post https://outdoors.com/fisherman-discovers-a-sad-reminder-to-ditch-the-plastic/ Fisherman Discovers a Sad Reminder to Ditch the Plastic appeared first on https://outdoors.com Outdoors with Bear Grylls.

Fisherman Discovers a Sad Reminder to Ditch the Plastic

The Dorris brothers—Mike, George, and Bill—inherited a knack for flying Idaho’s backcountry from their dad. These near-70-year-old brothers now get their kicks flying in and out of the country’s most remote airstrips. Reporter and river guide Nicole Cordingly takes to the skies with the Dorris pilots to hear their tales. The post https://adventure.com/cessna-pilots-idaho-mike-dorris-brothers-aviation-backcountry-flights/ Cowboys in Cessnas: The pilots flying across the most remote stretches of America’s Lower 48 appeared first on https://adventure.com Adventure.com.

Cowboys in a Cessna: The pilots flying across the most remote stretches of America’s Lower 48

Every two to seven years, a climate phenomenon known as the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) occurs in the tropical Pacific Ocean. ENSO is associated with air pressure changes from east to west, reported Phys.org. El Niño events cause westerly trade winds blowing along the equator to become weaker, leading to wind speed and air pressure […] The post https://www.ecowatch.com/el-nino-southern-oscillation-deforestation-climate-crisis-pacific-islands.html Deforestation in Southeast Asia and Pacific Islands Could Make El Niño Southern Oscillation More Unpredictable, Study Finds appeared first on https://www.ecowatch.com EcoWatch.

Deforestation in Southeast Asia and Pacific Islands Could Make El Niño Southern Oscillation More Unpredictable, Study Finds

In the Southern Ocean, 1,500 kilometres (932 miles) from the island state of Tasmania, the Australian territory of Macquarie Island stands as a unique safe harbour for a range of subantarctic wildlife.

In a Major Conservation Move, Australia Triples Size of Macquarie Island Marine Park

Plants draw on a suite of pigments to produce energy from sunlight, and in the fall, some become more obvious than others.

Why do leaves change color in the fall?

The Biden administration has approved a plan to install as many as 176 large wind turbines off the Virginia Coast. Once finished, the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind (CVOW) project, to be constructed by Dominion Energy, will be the largest offshore wind farm in the country. The new project will be located about 23.5 nautical miles […] The post https://www.ecowatch.com/offshore-wind-farm-off-virginia-biden.html Biden Admin Approves Largest U.S. Offshore Wind Farm off Virginia Coast appeared first on https://www.ecowatch.com EcoWatch.

Biden Admin Approves Largest U.S. Offshore Wind Farm off Virginia Coast

https://www.undercurrentnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/killy-e1698916657510.jpg There have been three new special areas of conservation proposed in the past year, with Irish fishers' input neither sought nor accepted by the government

Irish fishers angry at lack of talks over new conservation areas

Gear editor Chris Townsend has been out testing this Patagonia three-season waterproof. Read more on why he's recommending it. The post https://www.thegreatoutdoorsmag.com/review/patagonia-granite-crest/ Patagonia Granite Crest review appeared first on https://www.thegreatoutdoorsmag.com TGO Magazine.

Patagonia Granite Crest review

The Athel tamarisk excretes excess salt through its leaves. The buildup of salt crystals pulls water directly from the air, a study reports.

Salty sweat helps one desert plant stay hydrated

A group of environmental organizations has produced the Global Plastic Laws Database, which is launching ahead of the next round of the United Nations Plastic Treaty negotiations in November. The Global Plastic Laws Database will track plastic-related legislation around the world and allow researchers to study laws relating to all cycles of plastic production and […] The post https://www.ecowatch.com/global-plastic-laws-database.html Environmental Groups Launch Global Plastic Laws Database appeared first on https://www.ecowatch.com EcoWatch.

Environmental Groups Launch Global Plastic Laws Database

Rapidly intensifying hurricanes are some of the most frightening and destructive types of extreme weather. Predicting them has been notoriously difficult for forecasters who have been unable to fully understand why some tropical storms or tropical depressions that seem commonplace can suddenly turn into major hurricanes with devastating winds and deadly storm surges. Now, researchers […] The post https://www.ecowatch.com/hurricanes-rapid-intensification-science.html Scientists Find Two Ways That Hurricanes Rapidly Intensify appeared first on https://www.ecowatch.com EcoWatch.

Scientists Find Two Ways That Hurricanes Rapidly Intensify

Neacomys marci A new species of spiny mouse has been discovered in Ecuador, making it the 14th of its genus to be identified in the past five years. Neacomys...

New Species of Spiny Mouse Discovered in Ecuador

Madagascar is a special place, located just off the southeastern coast of Africa. It is the fourth largest island in the world, and although it is one of the poorest countries in the world, it is rich in biodiversity. Madagascar has 200,000 known species, of which about 150,000 are endemic, or native only to Madagascar—and [...] The post https://outdoors.com/animals-youve-never-seen-from-madagascars-andasibe-national-park/ 5 Animals You’ve Never Seen From Madagascar’s Andasibe National Park appeared first on https://outdoors.com Outdoors with Bear Grylls.

5 Animals You've Never Seen From Madagascar’s Andasibe National Park

Today, Marine Conservation Institute and the Palau International Coral Reef Center (PICRC) announced that the Palau National Marine Sanctuary (PNMS) is a Blue Spark marine protected area collaboration. The Blue Spark designation reflects the leadership and commitment of PICRC to effectively implement the PNMS and reflects the progress this protected area is making towards earning a prestigious Blue Park Award for conservation excellence. The post https://marine-conservation.org/on-the-tide/palau-national-marine-sanctuary-named-blue-spark/ Palau National Marine Sanctuary Named a Blue Spark in Growing Network of Outstanding Marine Protected Areas appeared first on https://marine-conservation.org Marine Conservation Institute.

Palau National Marine Sanctuary Named a Blue Spark in Growing Network of Outstanding Marine Protected Areas » Marine Conservation Institute

40 years after El Nino Weather, scientists have discovered a coral reef that survived irregularly warm water temperatures in the Galapagos. The post https://outdoors.com/new-coral-reef-found-in-galapagos/ New Coral Reef Found in Galapagos appeared first on https://outdoors.com Outdoors with Bear Grylls.

New Coral Reef Found in Galapagos

Assistant Secretary for Insular and International Affairs Carmen G. Cantor concluded the 47th annual meeting of the  https://www.coralreef.gov/ Original URL: https://www.coralreef.gov/. Click or tap if you trust this link. United States Coral Reef Task Force (USCRTF) this week.

Assistant Secretary Cantor Co-Chairs US Coral Reef Task Force in US Virgin Islands

A green turtle swimming in the waters of New Caledonia. The government of New Caledonia recently announced that it would highly protect 10% of its ocean to safeguard ecologically important marine areas for sea turtles, sharks, dolphins, whales and seabirds. A decade ago, New Caledonia, an overseas territory of France, located in the western Pacific Ocean, already established its entire 1.3-million-square-kilometer (502,000-square-mile) exclusive economic zone […]

New Caledonia expands strictly protected coverage of its swath of the Pacific

Carolina Castillo-Trujillo, A., Kwon, Y.-O., Fratantoni, P., Chen, K., Seo, H., Alexander, M. A., & Saba, V. S., 2023. An evaluation of eight global ocean reanalyses for the Northeast U.S. [...]

An evaluation of eight global ocean reanalyses for the Northeast U.S. continental shelf - Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution

Remember that surfboard-stealing sea otter? Well, a local spotted her with what appears to be a fuzzy bundle of joy. The post https://outdoors.com/born-to-ride-that-surfboard-stealing-sea-otter-just-had-a-baby/ Born to Ride? That Surfboard-Stealing Sea Otter Just Had a Baby appeared first on https://outdoors.com Outdoors with Bear Grylls.

Born to Ride? That Surfboard-Stealing Sea Otter Just Had a Baby

Yesterday LOGISTEC Stevedoring Inc., a subsidiary of LOGISTEC Corporation, won the 2023 Environment Award at the International Heavy Lift Awards Ceremony in London, England. This prestigious award recognizes LOGISTEC’s environmental performance, providing safe, reliable and sustainable cargo handling services at 60 ports and 90 terminals across North America. “We believe in actively contributing to a […] The post https://environmentjournal.ca/logistec-wins-environment-award-at-the-2023-international-heavy-lift-awards/ LOGISTEC wins Environment Award at the 2023 International Heavy Lift Awards appeared first on https://environmentjournal.ca The Environment Journal.

LOGISTEC wins Environment Award at the 2023 International Heavy Lift Awards

Taking 'riders on the storm' the the next level.

Globetrotting seabird catches 11-hour ride over 1,000 kilometers on a typhoon

Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich Spacecraft Over Earth Sentinel-6 Michael Freilich monitors Pacific Ocean sea surface heights to gauge El Niño impacts. While 2023’s event seems less intense than 1997 and 2015, it...

El Niño’s Evolution: Cutting-Edge Observations From Sentinel-6

https://www.undercurrentnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/SAIC_©MarineHarvestScotland-e1545645418789.jpg Conservation groups WildFish Scotland and Coastal Communities Network Scotland have filed a formal complaint concerning the Scottish salmon farming industry's claims of sustainability

Legal complaint filed against Scottish salmon’s ‘sustainable’ claims

Los Angeles based photographer Patrick Coyne caught dolphins swimming through bioluminescence in Orange County. The post https://outdoors.com/watch-dolphins-swimming-through-bioluminescence/ WATCH: Dolphins Swimming Through Bioluminescence appeared first on https://outdoors.com Outdoors with Bear Grylls.

WATCH: Dolphins Swimming Through Bioluminescence

On Oct. 25, 2023, The Pew Charitable Trusts and California stakeholders responded to a request from the state’s Ocean Protection Council (OPC) for feedback on marine management measures that the state should consider when tracking progress toward protection of 30% of its lands and coastal areas by 2030.

California Should Use Multiple Strategies to Protect Its Coastal Waters

https://www.undercurrentnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Californiamap-e1653571935174.jpg The Chumash National Heritage Marine Sanctuary off the US state's coast would be the newest federally protected ocean habitat

Public comment period closing for marine sanctuary off California coastline

Ribbon cutting of RWH trail A diverse group of community members, local businesses, government officials, and science institutions came together yesterday to officially launch a self-guided climate walking trail in the village of Woods Hole. The ResilientWoodsHole (RWH) Climate Walking Trail opened to the public with a ribbon cutting ceremony at the Woods Hole Waterfront Park.

Interactive Climate Tour Opens in Woods Hole

Australia is the first country outside the United States to host the storied South by Southwest conference and film festival, which debuted in Austin, Texas, in 1987. In addition to screening some of the latest in film and television, the conference hosts companies and organizations working across media, science and technology, plus conservation. Mongabay spoke […]

Will we lose most of the Great Barrier Reef by February?

If you're ready to take on some fungi foraging this fall, you may be wondering, is it a good year for mushrooms? An average year? A subpar one? Are these claims even possible to make on a broad scale? The post https://outdoors.com/2023-fall-mushroom-forecast-the-optimal-time-to-forage-for-fungi/ 2023 Fall Mushroom Forecast: The Optimal Time to Forage for Fungi appeared first on https://outdoors.com Outdoors with Bear Grylls.

2023 Fall Mushroom Forecast: The Optimal Time to Forage for Fungi

Study looks at Sable Island as an example of what is happening to many other islands

A warning from Sable Island: small islands may be losing their water lifeline

The Ocean Foundation and The Boyd Lyon Sea Turtle Fund seek applicants for the Boyd N. Lyon Scholarship, for the year 2024. The post https://oceanfdn.org/boyd-n-lyon-scholarship-2024/ Boyd N. Lyon Scholarship – 2024 appeared first on https://oceanfdn.org The Ocean Foundation.

Boyd N. Lyon Scholarship – 2024 - The Ocean Foundation

Iran’s long-term strategy includes eradicating Israel and driving a wedge between Israel and its regional neighbors. So far, the war seems to be accomplishing that goal.

The Israel-Hamas war deepens the struggle between US and Iran for influence in the Middle East

Ocean modelling suggests coastal cities around the world need to start preparing for several metres of sea level rise over the coming centuries

Extensive melting of West Antarctic ice sheet now looks unavoidable

The Mission Possible Partnership's new initiative aims to deliver the first shipment of clean hydrogen from the US to Europe by 2026.

New coalition sets course for Transatlantic Clean Hydrogen Corridor | GreenBiz

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The severely decayed remains of a marine creature recently washed up on a beach in Papua New Guinea. Experts can't agree on what the ghostly white lump is, but it is most likely the remains of a marine mammal.