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“Extinct in a decade”: Conservation collective launches campaign to save African penguin
The South African government is facing growing pressure to take “immediate action” towards the protection and conservation of its iconic…
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Could African Penguins Disappear From South Africa By 2035?
Africa’s only penguin could be extinct in the wild by 2035, thanks to poor breeding habitat and reduced availability of…
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Marina Abramović donates artwork for auction in aid of marine conservation
The “grandmother of performance art” –donated a photograph of her Performance for the Oceans (2024), which was filmed on a beach…
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Princess Eugenie visited Christie’s to see Blue: Art for the Ocean, an exhibition of works by 35 artists from around…
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Marina Abramović: ‘Describe myself? Long hair, big nose, large ass’
Marina Abramovic’s limited-edition photographic print will be auctioned by Christie’s to raise funds for conservation charity the Blue Marine Foundation…
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Saltmarsh Restoration Trial Begins at River Hamble Reserve
A critical coastal habitat, saltmarsh provides many crucial benefits to the Solent area, including flood defence, increased wildlife, fish nurseries,…
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Blue Marine and Christie’s have partnered for a charitable initiative offering works from 35 world leading artists to benefit the…
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‘Vast’ carbon sink of mud on seabed needs more protection, study shows
Ceri Lewis, associate professor in marine biology at the University of Exeter who works on another blue carbon project called…
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Ocean sediment is a ‘mudtropolis’ – meet the carbon-cycling creatures thriving beneath the seabed
Convex Seascape Survey scientist Adam Porter is developing pioneering techniques for photographing and measuring the sediment moved by urchins and…
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Maldives backtracks on decision to allow tuna longlining
The Maldivian government will not reissue longline fishing licenses, backtracking on plans to reopen the fishery for the first time…
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Maldives drops plan to reopen longline tuna fishing following protests
Longline fishing for tuna will remain closed in the Maldives, the island country’s president announced on Aug. 29. The decision came…
