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An Alaskan commercial fishing vessel.

New Legislation to Protect American Seafood

An oil sheen flows in the water during a spill from an offshore drilling platform near Galveston, Texas.

Floatable, Biodegradable Composite Beads Show Promise for Large-Scale Oil Spill Remediation

GOFLOW temperature gradient computed in the Gulf Stream region in the Atlantic Ocean.

New Satellite-Based AI Approach Reveals Ocean Currents in Unprecedented Detail

Atlantic Bluefin Tuna

Collaborative Study Shows the Western Atlantic Provides Refuge for Bluefin Tuna

Sargassum on the beach.

Massive Atlantic Sargassum Blooms Traced to West Africa

Mapped seafloor shown in red and blue, with red indicating new bathymetric data added in the last year.

Seabed 2030 Project Issues Update on Global Mapping Coverage

The AIMS team mapped and classified reef boundaries to create the first comprehensive view of coral reefs boundaries across northern Australia. This includes more than 3,600 coral reefs and 2,900 rocky reefs.

More than 1,000 Coral Reefs Discovered in Northern Australia

Image of geological samples from the seafloor that were collected via box core on April 14, 2026, in US waters off American Samoa.

NOAA Releases First Images of Nodules from Waters Near American Samoa

A one-year-old pedigree tracked corals growing in an ocean nursery. (Image credit: Dr. Liam Lachs)

Helping Corals Survive Future Heatwaves Requires Strong and Strategic Trait Selection

A coral larval pool during spawning on the Great Barrier Reef.

Managing Risks When Intervening to Help Coral Reefs

(Image credit: AIMS)

Coral-Eating Starfish Outbreaks May Be Driven from the Land and the Deep Sea

RV Thomas G. Thompson research vessel berthed at Cape Town, prior to departure.

Exploring Coccolithophore Communities in the Southern Indian Ocean

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