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Harbor porpoise captured in Utvalnäs in 1953.

Old Newspapers Track Porpoise Populations Across the Baltic Sea

Anglers have partnered with the Adult Salmon Diet Program and submit stomachs from adult Chinook and coho salmon they catch to advance scientific understanding of the role that salmon play as predators in the ocean.

Anglers and Scientists Partner to Study British Columbia’s Salmon Food Chain

KAUST achieved its first out-of-season spawning event of 2026 within the indoor system.

Inside KAUST’s Coral Spawning Program

Sampling the Ordovician-Silurian boundary at Gamache Bay, Eastern Anticosti Island.

Scientists Link Phosphorus Spikes in Ancient Oceans to Major Mass Extinctions

The complex sugars in brown algae, such as these pictured during fieldwork in Roscoff by co-author Nicole von Possel, are among the hardest to break down by bacteria in the ocean, which makes them important for carbon storage. Marine relatives of the gut bacterium Akkermansia turn out to be specialists in tackling them.

The Bacteria that Shape Both Human Health and Marine Carbon Cycling

Professor Leif Andersson in the lab, with his colleagues Florian Berg, Ph.D.; and Hiba Jasmin, researcher.

Atlantic Herring Have Adapted to the Brackish Water of the Baltic Sea

Predicted bloom severity as compared to previous years. The wide orange bar is the likely range of severity based on the limits of the forecast uncertainty (2–5.5; Moderate bloom).

NOAA First Early Season Projection Predicts a Moderate Bloom for Lake Erie in Summer 2026

ADAPT Assets Act to Bolster Infrastructure Resilience Against Natural Disasters

ADAPT Assets Act to Bolster Infrastructure Resilience Against Natural Disasters

(Image credit: AIMS)

Using Vessel Movements to Forecast Invasive Seaweed Spread

Aerial image of Duke Living Shoreline that restored an eroding shoreline and provided habitat.

Identifying Gaps in Coastal Marsh Models for Decision-Making

Academics on a research ship looking at collapsing Antarctic sea ice.

Study Uncovers Cause of Antarctica Sea Ice Collapse

NOAA Ship Thomas Jefferson in the locks for the Saint Lambert's Lock in April 2026.

NOAA Ship Thomas Jefferson Returns to the Great Lakes

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