Credit: https://www.visualcapitalist.com/mapped-worlds-longest-animal-migrations/ Explore the epic ocean migrations of animals like the Arctic Tern and their critical impact on global shipping, conservation, and maritime safety. The ocean is traversed by ancient migration […]
A quiet revolution is happening in our gutters and drains, and a short but powerful video from Australia captures its essence. The YouTube Short titled “Australia Has Started To Test A […]
The Persian Gulf: A Maritime Crossroads of History, Ecology, and Global Trade For thousands of years, the warm, shallow waters of the Persian Gulf have served as a liquid highway connecting civilizations. […]
In a world where over half of all seafood for human consumption comes from farming, aquaculture has transformed from a niche practice into a global food security pillar. The industry […]
How Local Action Restored Marine Ecosystems Around the World Coastal pollution is often framed as a global problem beyond the reach of local communities. Yet across the world, coastal towns, […]
Where Urban Ports Sustain Global Seafood Supply and Coastal Economies Fishing ports are more than landing points for vessels. In major coastal cities, they function as economic engines, food-security hubs, […]
Giants of a Shallow but Remarkably Productive Sea At first glance, the Persian Gulf may appear too shallow, warm, and enclosed to host large marine animals. Yet this semi-enclosed sea […]
(With Average Discharge, plus Shipping, Fisheries, Deltas, Ports, and Hydropower Impacts) Large rivers are not only hydrological “pipes” to the ocean. They are logistics corridors, food systems, and ecosystem engineers. […]
As Arctic shipping expands due to melting sea ice and new trade corridors, fragile ecosystems face severe threats—from pollution and soot to underwater noise and invasive species. For most of […]
Stretching from the shallow, coral-rich Persian Gulf to the deeper, nutrient-flowing Oman Sea, the region’s waters have supported human life for millennia. Fishing is not merely an industry here—it is […]
