Conservation News 1,000 rivers emit 80% of global river plastic pollutionIt was previously thought that only 10 rivers contributed to the vast majority of pollution
Conservation Oysters, obviously: Restoring the hidden heroes of ocean healthThere’s a growing movement to restore the wild shellfish reefs that flourished centuries ago
Blue Planet Conservation Interview: Marc Hayek, Blancpain President and CEOHow a major luxury watch name has turned its branding into a rallying cry for the oceans
Conservation Can ocean conservation be financially sustainable?Simon Cripps of the Wildlife Conservation Society argues for better ways to protect the seas
Conservation News REV Ocean: the luxury laboratoryPart superyacht and part oceanographic research vessel, the Norwegian project is blurring the line between cruising and conservation
Conservation Giant manta ray numbers decline over 50%: IUCNThe 2020 report on endangered species is bad news for marine conservation
Conservation Ocean construction area now larger than BelgiumA first-ever survey of marine-built structures projects rapid growth
Blue Planet Conservation Have Covid-19 lockdowns helped sea life?French underwater photographer to compare surveys in the Mediterranean, before and after Covid-19 lockdowns
Blue Planet Conservation Harry Chan’s one-man warHarry Chan could have settled for a well-earned retirement – instead he donned a wetsuit and is waging war on Hong Kong’s ghost nets and marine litter
Conservation Interview: Dr Amanda Vincent and the seahorse solutionThe prize-winning marine biologist has made saving seahorses her life’s work
Conservation Still at the brink: sharks and rays being killed at alarming rateDespite years of public campaigns against shark-fin soup, sharks and rays are still on the menu
Conservation ‘Assisted evolution’: breeding corals to withstand climate changeCan the world’s coral reefs, vital to the health of our oceans, be artificially engineered to survive the climate crisis?
Conservation Proteus: Underwater ‘Space Station’ in Curaçao RevealedConceived as an underwater version of the International Space Station, Proteus will be a platform for global collaboration among leading researchers, academics, government agencies and corporations to find solutions to humanity’s most critical concerns: medicinal discoveries, food sustainability, and the impacts of climate change.
