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Half of the Great Barrier Reef’s corals have been lost in the last 25 years

Half of the Great Barrier Reef’s corals have been lost in the last 25 years

A new study raises the alarm on the Great Barrier Reef: in 25 years half of its corals have been lost, mainly due to climate change.

Climate Crisis
Kamchatka, an ecological disaster is causing mass death of marine wildlife

Kamchatka, an ecological disaster is causing mass death of marine wildlife

Toxic substances in Kamchatka’s waters have killed 95% of marine fauna and caused health problems for surfers. The causes, however, are still unknown.

Pollution
Iceland won’t hunt any whales this year and perhaps ever again

Iceland won’t hunt any whales this year and perhaps ever again

For the first time in seventeen years, Iceland’s two main whaling companies won’t resume whale hunting. The announcement concerns this year’s season but could carry into the future.

Environment
Australia, strategies to save the Great Barrier Reef show there’s still hope

Australia, strategies to save the Great Barrier Reef show there’s still hope

The largest coral reef in the world is severely threatened by climate change, but researchers are developing strategies that could contribute to saving the Great Barrier Reef.

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Seychelles, one third of the ocean becomes a marine protected area

Seychelles, one third of the ocean becomes a marine protected area

Seychelles have extended its marine protected area, which now covers over 400,000 square kilometres, an area larger than Germany.

Oceans
Great white sharks are disappearing from the Mediterranean: why that’s not good news

Great white sharks are disappearing from the Mediterranean: why that’s not good news

Great white shark numbers in the Mediterranean Sea have declined rapidly, a new study highlights. The predator’s disappearance would have a significant impact on the entire ecosystem.

Environment
Shark hotspots are being overtaken by industrial fisheries, leaving the animals little refuge

Shark hotspots are being overtaken by industrial fisheries, leaving the animals little refuge

A new study finds worrying overlap between shark hotspots and human fisheries in the high seas, leaving these animals little space in the ocean to evade the threat of being caught.

Oceans
India, how local fishing communities are protecting the endangered olive ridley sea turtle

India, how local fishing communities are protecting the endangered olive ridley sea turtle

Fishing communities in eastern India are setting an example by protecting endangered olive ridley marine turtles during their annual mating and nesting activities, and helping millions of tiny hatchlings reach the sea safely.

Oceans
Clean oceans, the UN hosts the first conference organised by children

Clean oceans, the UN hosts the first conference organised by children

The first Children’s Clean Ocean Summit will take place at the UN’s Vienna headquarters. A platform for young people to speak their minds and draw up a declaration on saving oceans from plastic waste.

Oceans
Ocean Array Cleanup, the first revolutionary system that removes ocean plastic is ready to set sail

Ocean Array Cleanup, the first revolutionary system that removes ocean plastic is ready to set sail

The Ocean Array Cleanup invented by Boyan Slat is headed towards the Great Pacific garbage patch where it will begin to gather tonnes of plastic waste accumulated by oceanic currents.

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