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Ocean Health

Deep-sea doctor appointments could help pinpoint problems in endangered whale species

A team of biologists from NOAA are following 73 Southern Resident killer whales off the coast of Washington state to observe the animals’ health data in real time. This approach combines objective and subjective

New Digital Tool Tracks Impacts of Offshore Wind on Marine Life

The Nature Conservatory has created and recently released a new mapping tool to display the impacts of offshore wind turbines on marine life along the East Coast. This announcement comes as “President Biden aims

More Than 100 Countries Call for Protecting at Least 30% of the Global Ocean by 2030

This week, over 100 countries publicly committed to protecting 30% of the ocean by 2030 at the United Nations event, Transformative Action for Nature and People. The international alignment around the “30 by 30″ conservation goal

Deep-sea biodiversity off New Zealand higher than assumed

The deep-sea habitat is of immense importance for ocean health, marine biodiversity, and the planet’s biogeochemical cycles. However, its species biodiversity is largely undocumented and poorly understood. Geo-biologists off the coast of New Zealand

Global Ocean Patterns of Mercury Pollution Revealed by Bluefin Tuna

Bluefin tuna is one of the largest fastest, and longest-lived migratory marine species in the world. These qualities have prompted researchers to study how various species of Bluefin tuna can be used as local

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