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Seagrass meadows are among the most important marine habitats. However, their numbers are declining dramatically. This is due to excessive nutrient levels, increased human activity in coastal areas and heat stress caused by rising water temperatures.

Europe Unites Behind First Continent-wide Seagrass Restoration Recommendations

Caribbean reef sharks and fish.

Sharks Thrive in Hot Spots of Prey

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OceanSight Expands Global Dealer Network for Ocean Floor Geophysics

Coral Restoration

ReeFiesta 2026 Brings 250+ Together for Coral Restoration on Bonaire

Resolve Marine Vessels

Resolve Marine Releases 2025 Sustainability Report

PALM QCS

Apollo Moves PALM QCS Closer to Commercial Floating Offshore Wind Deployment

Computer model of the abundance of carbon-consuming microbes in Pacific Ocean surface waters, information that may help scientists better predict how the ocean stores and cycles carbon.

Scientists Map the Ocean’s Invisible Workforce

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2,000 Stones and 400,000 Oysters Returned to the Belgian North Sea

Satellite images of Maumee Bay, OH on 05/10/2026, one of the new locations highlighted by NCCOS for HAB monitoring.

NCCOS Expands HAB Monitoring to the Northeast and Great Lakes

Freire Shipyard

Freire Shipyard Lays the Keel of the Tauriko for Norwegian Shipowner Napier

Underwater multi-robot coordination.

UF Scientists Develop BlueME for Marine Robot Communication

Members of a field team examine an outcrop of rock layers in Grotto Creek in Alaska's Wrangell–St. Elias National Park in 2019.

Ancient Oceans Began Suffocating Millions of Years Before Triassic Mass Extinction

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