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The critically endangered giant guitarfish is among the species being caught by bottom trawling, according to a new global inventory published by University of British Columbia researchers.

Bottom Trawling Catches Thousands of Fish Species

Magellanic penguins in Argentina served as sentinels of their own environment by wearing chemical-detecting leg bands for a few days during their breeding season in a UC Davis and SUNY-Buffalo study.

Penguin Toxicologists Find PFAS Chemicals in Remote Patagonia

A new study from the Georgia Institute of Technology finds companies shipping goods to Atlanta, Memphis, and Nashville can lower costs and streamline supply chains by moving ocean cargo through the Port of Savannah.

Georgia Tech Research Shows East Coast Gateway Best Choice for Atlanta, Memphis, and Nashville

MBARI Technology Provides New Insight into Hidden Ocean Chemistry

A water sampling being prepped by researchers.

CNRS and Ocean Diagnostics Validate Methods and Technology for Monitoring Microplastics in Estuaries

An aerial view of a beach nourishment project.

Triple Threat as Sharks, Beach Nourishment, and Murky Waters Collide

Chinook Migration Map.

Canada’s Nature Strategy Renews Pacific Salmon Strategy Initiative

Eco Wave Power Reports March 2026 Production Results at Jaffa Port

WHOI Sea Grant Awards Funding for Critical Aquaculture and Fisheries Research

Before and after treatment samples. (Image credit: Greenwater Services)

Greenwater Services Pilot Achieves 91.5% Reduction in Total Coliform Bacteria in Tijuana River Project

Oyster Reefs Stack Up for Shoreline Protection

The Plug Offshore Wells Act Reintroduced to Progress Offshore Oil and Gas Decommissioning

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