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Seabed 2030 Welcomes UWA Oceans Institute as Newest Partner

The Pacific Community (SPC) Workshop on Drifting Fish Aggregating Devices (dFADs) in Papeete (French Polynesia). Left to right: Greg Hamman, Patricia Ordóñez, Kathryn Gavira O’Neill.

Marine Instruments, Satlink, and Zunibal Sign Landmark Joint Declaration for Sustainable Echosounder Buoy Stewardship

Coral bleaching at Cheeca Rocks in the Florida Keys in 2023.

World’s Fourth Mass Coral Bleaching Event Likely Ended in 2025

TDI-Brooks R/V Gyre Arrives in Liberia

TDI-Brooks R/V Gyre Arrives in Liberia for Seep Detection Campaign

A whitespotted eagle ray feeds on hard-shelled mollusks in its natural habitat. The distinctive crunching sounds produced during feeding are helping FAU researchers develop AI-powered tools to monitor predator-prey interactions beneath the ocean surface.

Armed with AI, Study Identifies Prey from Predator Crunching Sounds

A study on Savannah River channel improvements will consider deepening the channel, as well as widening certain portions to allow for more efficient, two-way traffic for large vessels. The passing lanes would allow arriving and departing ships to transit the channel simultaneously.

Georgia Ports Launches New Harbor Deepening Study

Pharmacy student Fandra Kenelak uses a hammer and chisel to find marine wood-eating shipworms in a piece of wood that was collected from the bottom of Narragansett Bay.

URI Researcher Looks to Wood-Eating Shipworms in Quest for New Medications

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New Investigation Offers New Clues for Aquaculture Disease Control

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Two Decades of Data Show Climate Change Is Transforming Biscayne Bay

This image is of a salt marsh in coastal Maine. The high-resolution, land cover mapping NOAA has done for the state captures the tidal creeks, pannes, pools, and vegetation with far greater precision and detail than past 30-meter mapping.

NOAA Unveils New High-Resolution Coastal Land Cover Maps

Dr. Silvina Botta (Universidade Federal do Rio Grande in Brazil) retrieves water samples from ROV SuBastian for stable isotope analysis—a chemical way to study how carbon moves through the ocean.

Researchers Discover 31 New Species in the First Two Weeks of Deep-Sea Exploration Journey

Evii Tong, a WHOI research assistant, patches a sampled Orbicella faveolate colony.

New Climate Tool Predicts Coral Bleaching Months in Advance

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