Canada has the world’s longest coastline and marine environments spanning the Pacific, Atlantic and Arctic oceans, plus major estuaries and inland seas. Protecting that scale cannot be accomplished through one […]
The United States National Marine Sanctuary System protects places in the ocean and Great Lakes for their ecological, cultural, archaeological and historical importance. A sanctuary may contain kelp forests and […]
A marine ecoregion is a large area in which ocean conditions and biological communities are more similar to one another than to those in neighboring regions. It is not a […]
The Arctic Ocean is not an empty white margin around a map. It is a seasonal seascape of moving ice, polynyas, river plumes, shelves, deep basins and narrow passages. Life […]
The North Atlantic right whale and Rice’s whale live in different seas, but their conservation stories share a disturbing fact: both populations are so small that preventable human-caused deaths can […]
The Pacific coast of North America is cephalopod country. Cold upwelling, rocky reefs, broad shelves, submarine canyons and the deep open ocean support octopuses, true squids, bobtail squids and their […]
North American waters range from tropical coral reefs to polar seas and from tidal marshes to trenches beyond sunlight. That variety produces animals that seem designed for different planets: glowing […]
The ocean covers more than 70% of Earth’s surface, yet it remains largely unexplored—a vast, dark frontier that has captivated filmmakers for nearly a century. From Jacques Cousteau’s pioneering underwater […]
Efforts to safeguard mangroves, seagrass and corals are needed, scientists say, as conflict leaves lasting scars on region’s fragile ecosystems Persian Gulf nations have been urged to form an environmental […]
Discover how modern tanker ship design can cut fuel use and greenhouse-gas emissions through hull optimisation, efficient propulsion, digital tools and future-ready fuels. The future tanker will not be transformed […]
