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Photo looking up from a coral reef towards a boat at the water surface. A snorkeller is visible near the vessel while healthy corals occupy the foreground beneath clear blue water at Rowley Shoals, Western Australia. Monitoring at the Rowley Shoals, Western Australia. (Image credit: Nick Thake)

Global Coral Reef Report Finds Australian Reefs Declining but Still Among World’s Best

Totten Ice Shelf, East Antarctica, photographed in late 2019. (Image credit: Prof. Yoshihiro Nakayama)

Tropical Warm Pool Drove Record Antarctic Ice-Sheet Mass Gain Study Finds

A world of plankton life observed through the microscope, in just a single drop of water. (Image credit: Bryony Squires, Plymouth Marine Laboratory)

PML Study Confirms Satellite Ocean Color Data Meets Climate Monitoring Accuracy Targets

New research by the University of Plymouth and the British Antarctic Survey focused on the giant amphipod species _Paraceradocus miersi_, found in abundance in Antarctic waters and relatives of the sandhoppers on temperate beaches. (Image credit: John Spicer, University of Plymouth)

Coastal Freshening Threatens Antarctic Marine Invertebrates and Global Ocean Health

Researchers documented the distinctive benthic [deep-sea] behaviors of three peristediid (armored searobin) fishes observed in the South China Sea: Scalicus engyceros, Paraheminodus murrayi and Peristedion liorhynchus. (Image credit: Kedong Yin)

Researchers Film Deep-Sea Armored Searobin Walking Sideways and Backward

Co-organized by MBARI Senior Scientist Steven Haddock (pictured), Ctenopalooza Ctwo helped facilitate new research collaborations across the global ctenophore science community. (Image credit: Rose Dalrymple, MBARI)

MBARI Gathers Global Ctenophore Researchers at Ctenopalooza Ctwo Workshop

(Image credit: Boston University)

Heat-Tolerant Corals Face Greater Disease Risk

This photo shows Amogh Jalihal, Neil Dalvie, and team member Mohammed Hijaz in the rockweathering lab that they equipped with multiple rock-seawater bioreactors to pursue their rockweathering study. (Image credit: Wyss Institute at Harvard University)

Engineered Marine Bacteria Accelerate Rock Weathering for Ocean Carbon Removal

The Galápagos Islands are known for their astounding biodiversity, a result of high nutrients and the mixing of cool and warm waters, according to Julia Cole, chair of the University of Michigan Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences. (Image credit: Greg Asner)

University of Michigan Study Finds El Niño Is Now Strongest in 1,000 Years

NOAA's Beaufort Laboratory moved to its current location on Pivers Island, South Carolina, in 1902. This aerial image of the laboratory complex was taken in 2014. (Credit: NOAA)

NOAA Plans New Beaufort Laboratory to Replace Hurricane-Damaged Facility

Six narwhals like these were equipped with CTD sensors that measured ocean temperature, salinity and depth. (Image credit: Carsten Egevang)

Sensor-Tagged Narwhals Reveal Warm Atlantic Water Penetrating Greenland Fjords

Yellow-morph green turtle, Chelonia mydas, in the Galápagos Islands. (Image credit: Juan Pablo Muñoz-Pérez)

Yellow-Morph Green Sea Turtles Defy Migration Norms in the Galápagos

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