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NOAA Allocates Fishery Disaster Funding to Florida, California, and Makah Tribe

Posted on October 23, 2026
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MBARI Scientists Discover Two New Deep-Sea Siphonophore Species

Posted on October 23, 2026
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Marine Heatwaves Disrupt Humpback Whale Metabolism and Reproduction

Posted on October 23, 2026
Fisheries & Aquaculture

Saildrone Wins Coast Guard Contract Extension to Monitor New England Fisheries

Posted on October 22, 2026
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NOAA Report Finds US Ocean Enterprise Sector Hits $16.4 Billion in Annual Revenue

Posted on October 22, 2026

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Led by Senior Scientist Steven Haddock, MBARI’s Biodiversity and Biooptics Team works with international collaborators to study the biodiversity of gelatinous animals. (Image credit: Kyra Schlining, MBARI)

MBARI Scientists Discover Two New Deep-Sea Siphonophore Species

A humpback whale and calf. (Image credit: NOAA’s Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary)

Marine Heatwaves Disrupt Humpback Whale Metabolism and Reproduction

An abyssal sea cucumber moves across a field of polymetallic nodules in the abyssal plain of the Clarion Clipperton Zone. (Image credit: National Oceanography Centre and Trustees of the Natural History Museum, with acknowledgement to the NERC SMARTEX project)

Deep-Sea Animals May Keep Polymetallic Nodule Habitats Exposed, NOC Study Finds

Clouds over icebergs in Nuup Kangerlua, Greenland. (Image credit: Samuel Chua)

Study Identifies Three Distinct Arctic Regimes Driving Aerosol and Cloud Formation

Lora Van Uffelen. (Image credit: URI)

URI’s Van Uffelen Explores Ocean Acoustics with ONR Funding

NOAA Report Finds US Ocean Enterprise Sector Hits $16.4 Billion in Annual Revenue

MBL’s Oceanic Flux Program Marks Nearly 50 Years of Deep-Ocean Carbon Research

October 23, 2026

Offshore Industry

Kumagai Gumi Joins DemoSATH as Floating Offshore Wind Project Enters Research Phase

October 21, 2026

UK Green Lights Jackdaw Gas Field Amid North Sea Energy Push

Working group observes the plan of the natural gas treatment plant in Casalborsetti, in the province of Ravenna. (Image credit: Eni)

Eni and Snam Win EU Innovation Fund Backing for Ravenna CCS Project

(Image credit: Ørsted)

Ørsted’s 600 MWh Iceni Battery System Takes Shape at Hornsea 3

N5K on back of RV Poseidon. (Image credit: Ivan Svrcek)

TDI-Brooks Conducts Subsurface Soil Study for Cook Inlet LNG Project

MMA is offering two lease areas for bid in Lease Sale PACM-1 as identified in the map. (Image credit: Marine Minerals Administration)

MMA Opens Bidding for Deep-Sea Mineral Leases Near American Samoa

(Image credit: Minesto)

Minesto Wins EU Innovation Fund Grant for Euro Dragon Farm Tidal Array in Ireland

(Image credit: CorPower Ocean)

CorPower Ocean Wins Monaco Foundation’s Planetary Health Award for Wave Energy Innovation

Left to right: Craig Levins, Eta Process Plant; Svein Helge Pettersen, Techouse; Marcus Billman, Techouse; Bjørnar Hjertvik, Techouse; James Rogerson, Techouse; Giles Cobley, Eta Process Plant. (Image credit: Techouse)

Techouse Acquires Eta Process Plant to Expand Global Water Treatment Reach

Environmental Policy

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

Canada Proposes Adding 15 Aquatic Species Under Species at Risk Act

Tropical fish swim past corals growing on artificial structure in Brunei. (Image credit: AIMS)

ReefCloud Leads Regional Coral Reef Monitoring Push Across Southeast Asia

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

October 21, 2026

Coastal Developments

Scripps Lidar Study Maps California Coastal Cliff Erosion Hotspots

October 23, 2026

Marbled murrelet. (Image credit: Kim Nelson and Dan Cushing)

Poor Ocean Conditions Delay Marbled Murrelet Fledging and Raise Predation Risk

SPCMSC scientist Anastasios Stathakopoulos performs surveys on the coral-rubble keys in Dry Tortugas National Park. View is looking west from Long Key with Fort Jefferson in the background. (Image credit: USGS)

Scientists Study Coral-Rubble Keys Shielding Dry Tortugas National Park

USGS oceanographer Dan Hoover uses a GPS-equipped backpack to measure sand elevations near the mouth of the San Lorenzo River in Santa Cruz, California, January 12, 2017. Surveys like this make long-term studies of coastal change possible. (Image credit: USGS)

USGS Tracks Beach Erosion and Shoreline Change Along California Coast

In August 2023, a drone captured a Pyrodinium bahamense bloom near Sebastian Inlet, looking south toward the inlet. This bioluminescent microorganism can produce toxins that pose risks to wildlife and human health. (Image credit: FAU)

FAU Harbor Branch Wins NOAA Grant to Unravel Harmful Algal Bloom Persistence

The 2026-2027 U.S. Winter Outlook map for temperature shows the greatest chances for warmer-than-average conditions in the Pacific Northwest, northern Rockies, Midwest, Mississippi Valley, much of the East and Alaska. (Image credit: NOAA)

El Niño Expected to Drive Warmer North and Wetter South This Winter

New Zealand Joins Global Coral Reef Commitment Expanding Pacific Protection

(Image credit: Juan José Alava)

Galapagos Marine Iguanas Face Twin Threats of Trafficking and Super El Niño

Florida Atlantic University scientists from the Florida Center for Coastal and Human Health collecting water samples from the Indian River Lagoon. (Image credit: Florida Atlantic University)

DNA Sequencing Tool Detects Harmful Algal Blooms Early in Florida Lagoon

Fisheries& Aquaculture

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

NOAA Allocates Fishery Disaster Funding to Florida, California, and Makah Tribe

A gray whale surfaces in San Francisco Bay. (Image credit: Darrin Allen; NOAA Permit #26532)

Marine Mammal Center, PCFFA, and Nature Conservancy Unite to Reduce Whale Entanglement in Dungeness Crab Fishery

(Image credit: Saildrone)

Saildrone Wins Coast Guard Contract Extension to Monitor New England Fisheries

Pauline Snoeijs-Leijonmalm and Julek Chawarski extracting otoliths from sediment samples on the deck of the icebreaker Oden. (Image credit: Swedish Polar Research Secretariat)

Arctic Fish Bones Reveal Cold Adaptation During the Last Ice Age

Green Sawfish. (Image credit: David Morgan, Murdoch University)

Northern Australia Emerges as Critical Lifeboat for Critically Endangered Green Sawfish

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

October 23, 2026

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