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Marine Conservation

Bryde’s Whales a Step Closer to Endangered Status

A unique group of whales native to the Gulf of Mexico is one step closer to Endangered Species Act protections.

Giant Manta Rays of the Pacific Are Deep-Ocean Predators

A new study shows Manta birostris in the eastern Pacific Ocean get most of their food from the ocean depths.

"Blue Fee" to Fund Conservation Efforts in the Marshall Islands

The initiative uses a percentage of the Marshall Islands tuna fund for financing national biodiversity conservation effort and climate adaptation efforts.

Meet Cave Diver and Scuba Diving Sea Hero Brian Kakuk

For his dedication to the underwater world, and his championing of the Crystal Caves of the Bahamas’ Abaco Island, he is our Jan/Feb 2017 Sea Hero.

Photographing Sharks: A Revolutionary Way of Lighting Sharks Underwater

What happens when you can't photograph sharks in a studio? You bring the studio to the sharks. This is the true tale of Hollywood photographer, Michael Muller.

Ocean Health: How Scientists Measure It

Scientists evaluated the health of the world's oceans using a comprehensive index. Here's what they found.

Michigan Couple Volunteers To Fly Turtles Rescued Off Cape Cod To Florida

Endangered sea turtles rescued off of Cape Cod were taken home to Florida, thanks to the kindness of a Michigan couple.

Oris is Working with Pelagios Kakunja on Shark Conservation

The Swiss watch company's mission to help protect the world's oceans continues with a shark conservation project.

Is California Kelp Making a Comeback?

It seems a changing climate is inevitable, but one diver finds reason for hope.