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UQ Researchers Convert Organic Waste into Fishmeal Alternative for Aquaculture

Posted on October 30, 2026
Fisheries & Aquaculture

Alberta Fossils Reveal Fish Evolution at the End of the Dinosaur Age

Posted on October 30, 2026
Coastal

Shedd Aquarium Completes Three-Year Marine Training Initiative with Bahamian Universities

Posted on October 30, 2026
Coastal

Delta Flume Experiment Shows Salt Marshes Withstand Extreme Storm Surges

Posted on October 30, 2026
Coastal

Every Minute Counts When Tsunami Evacuation Timing Determines Survival

Posted on October 30, 2026

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Pygmy blue whale feeds on krill at Perth Canyon. (Image credit: Micheline Jenner, Centre for Whale Research Western Australia)

Pygmy Blue Whale Songs Reveal Feeding Patterns off Western Australia

A Chinese Academy of Sciences research team has developed GDCM-EOF, a self-supervised AI framework that reconstructs missing satellite chlorophyll-a data without external reference fields.

New AI Framework Cuts Gaps in Satellite Chlorophyll-a Ocean-Color Data

Researchers have developed the first individual-based model of basking shark behavior.

First Individual-Based Model of Basking Shark Behavior Reveals Social and Environmental Drivers

MBARI technology continuously monitors conditions in Monterey Bay and across Central California waters. The M1 mooring anchored over the mouth of Monterey Canyon has recorded an anomalous influx of warm water, an indication of the arrival of El Niño. (Image credit: Todd Walsh, MBARI)

Record-Breaking El Niño Arrives in Monterey Bay with Warm Water and Tropical Species

Paul Baribault, CEO of REV Ocean. (Image credit: REV Ocean)

REV Ocean Names Paul Baribault CEO Ahead of Research Vessel Debut

A mantis shrimp. (Image credit: Roy Caldwell)

Mantis Shrimp Vision Reveals How Eyes Detect Far-Red Light

Indo-Pacific Climate Signals Drove Record Arctic Sea Ice Lows in Early 2025

October 30, 2026

Offshore Industry

Matching Floating Solar Supports to Sea Conditions Could Boost Offshore Array Resilience

October 30, 2026

The workflow of the method integration for bathymetric terrain extraction of gravel-bed bay. (Image credit: Journal of Remote Sensing)

UAV Mapping Technique Charts Shallow Antarctic Bay Bathymetry

Members of the trial team at Turnchapel Wharf which played an instrumental role in making the trial deployments possible. (Image: Yang Yang University of Plymouth)

Boaty McBoatface Tests Ocean Monitoring Tech for Floating Offshore Wind

Ocergy Advances Floating Wind and Ocean Data with OCG Platforms

(Image credit: Morlais)

Morlais Tidal Scheme Draws Welsh Government Support for Marine Renewables

(Image credit: DOI)

ONRR Reports Second-Largest Annual Disbursement in DOI History

(Image credit: Inyanga Marine Energy)

HydroWing Partners with Ecodetect to Bring AI Wildlife Monitoring to Morlais Tidal Project

(Image credit: Fugro)

Fugro to Clear Unexploded Munitions Along LanWin3 and LanWin6 Cable Routes

Photo: IUCN

IUCN and GINGR Debut Offshore Wind Biodiversity Framework at CBD COP17

Environmental Policy

(Image credit: Office of Congressman Gabe Amo)

Congressman Amo Introduces QUAHOGS Act & Tours NOAA Atlantic Marine Operations Center

(Image credit: Marine Conservation Institute)

Chumash Tribes Lead California’s First New Marine Protected Areas in Over a Decade

Global Mangrove Alliance Targets CBD COP17 with New Policy Briefs

New Legislation Aims to Streamline Clean Water Act Permitting for Habitat Restoration

National Critical Minerals Council Act Introduced in Congress

Regional Ocean Partnerships Reauthorization Act Introduced in Congress

UNESCO IOC Experts Draft Climate Vulnerability Guidelines for Marine Protected Areas

October 29, 2026

Coastal Developments

Shedd Aquarium Completes Three-Year Marine Training Initiative with Bahamian Universities

October 30, 2026

Inspecting the blocks of salt marsh in the field. (Image credit: Guus Schoonderwille for Deltares)

Delta Flume Experiment Shows Salt Marshes Withstand Extreme Storm Surges

A study in Seismological Research Letters finds that tsunami evacuation success in Chile's Viña del Mar drops sharply with each minute of delay after an earthquake.

Every Minute Counts When Tsunami Evacuation Timing Determines Survival

Kelp forests along Japan's Izu Peninsula support rich marine biodiversity and play an important role in coastal ecosystems. However, rising ocean temperatures and prolonged grazing by herbivorous fish are driving widespread kelp forest decline, threatening these important underwater habitats. (Image credit: Shigeki Wada)

Marine Heatwaves and Herbivorous Fish Drive Kelp Forest Collapse off Japan

Flooding in Kłodzko, Poland, in September 2024: the Nysa Kłodzka river floods the grounds of the Franciscan monastery. The region was hit particularly hard by the flooding after Storm Boris. (Image credit: Jacek Halicki)

Storm Boris Study Finds Climate Change Amplifies Flooding Beyond Precipitation Increases

The project will transform regeneratively harvested invasive seaweed into carbon-storing acoustic panels. (Image credit: Canada’s Ocean Supercluster)

Canada’s Ocean Supercluster Backs Seacork Studio in Seaweed-to-Building-Materials Initiative

Florida's Springs Restoration and Alternative Water Supply grant programs will direct $50 million each toward reducing nitrogen pollution in the state's springs and expanding alternative freshwater sources.

Florida Awards Grants to Restore Springs and Expand Water Supply

Donggala, Indonesia - October 10th, 2018

UNESCO Dialogue Urges Early Warning Action for Rare Catastrophic Events

A dark-themed map of the San Francisco Bay Area highlights coastal and bay waters with yellow and red patterned overlays.

NOAA Extends Coastal Flood Risk Visualization to West Coast, Hawaii, and Alaska

Fisheries& Aquaculture

Holostean locality above green pouch on left hand side. (Image credit: CLS)

Alberta Fossils Reveal Fish Evolution at the End of the Dinosaur Age

AZTI Details How Ocean Observations Shape Fish Distribution Research

Ghost Gear Removal Gains Ground as Marine Habitat Offset in Canada

A US fishing boat with nets out on the water. (Credit: NOAA Fisheries)

America First Seafood Strategy Targets Domestic Production and Fair Trade

Lauren Josephs M'17 of URI's Coastal Institute (fourth from right), shown with the enumerator team for a socio-economic survey of shellfishers in Ghana, is also a co-investigator on the award. (Image credit: Emelia Nortey)

URI Researchers Join State Department Fish Innovation Lab to Combat IUU Fishing

South Australian scientists Alison Wright and Cassie Hoepler spent the day engaging with VIMS & Batten School faculty and students. (Image credit: Patrick McGettigan)

South Australian Scientists Visit VIMS to Advance Shellfish Reef Restoration After Historic Algal Bloom

UQ Researchers Convert Organic Waste into Fishmeal Alternative for Aquaculture

October 30, 2026

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