9 New Species Potentially Discovered in Coral Reefs of Bali
A two-week survey in one of the most beautiful places on Earth may have turned up more than good news:
View ArticleHawaiian Fisheries Program Marks CI’s First Conservation Project in the U.S.
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We rely on oceans for many essential benefits — oxygen generation, coastal protection, climate moderation and, of course, seafood. Production
View ArticleCLP Award Winners: Sustaining Wild Salmon Populations in Russia
The Conservation Leadership Programme (CLP) recently announced this year’s award-winning projects. Through these awards, 30 teams of conservationists in 19
View ArticleNewly Discovered Fish Species Named After CI Marine Scientist
A paper recently published in the journal Zootaxa described three new species of coral reef fish found in the waters
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Conservation Tools: Mobile Apps Spread Awareness of Coral Triangle’s Reef Fishes
This technology will benefit the growing marine tourism industry in this corner of the Pacific.
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6 species ‘friendships’ that keep our planet healthy
To celebrate the U.N.’s International Day of Friendship, a look at how some species work together to keep ecosystems running smoothly.
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Expedition draws world’s attention to new crown jewel of marine life
Atauro Island is a treasure trove of biodiversity, but it needs help to stay that way.
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Field notes from the ‘Kingdom of Fishes’
The regency of Kaimana in eastern Indonesia serves as a role model for sustainable fisheries.
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New to science: Species discovery in the waters of Fiji
Mark Erdmann and Gerry Allen were part of a team that completed a rapid survey of Fiji's Lau Seascape. They discovered nine species that might be new to science.
View Article9 New Species Potentially Discovered in Coral Reefs of Bali
A two-week survey in one of the most beautiful places on Earth may have turned up more than good news:
View ArticleHawaiian Fisheries Program Marks CI’s First Conservation Project in the U.S.
The people of Hawaii have a special relationship with the sea. Hawaiians: Eat more than twice as much seafood, per
View ArticleNew Report Reveals Costs and Benefits of Aquaculture
We rely on oceans for many essential benefits — oxygen generation, coastal protection, climate moderation and, of course, seafood. Production
View ArticleCLP Award Winners: Sustaining Wild Salmon Populations in Russia
The Conservation Leadership Programme (CLP) recently announced this year’s award-winning projects. Through these awards, 30 teams of conservationists in 19
View ArticleNewly Discovered Fish Species Named After CI Marine Scientist
A paper recently published in the journal Zootaxa described three new species of coral reef fish found in the waters
View ArticleClik here to view.
Conservation Tools: Mobile Apps Spread Awareness of Coral Triangle’s Reef Fishes
This technology will benefit the growing marine tourism industry in this corner of the Pacific.
View ArticleClik here to view.
6 species ‘friendships’ that keep our planet healthy
To celebrate the U.N.’s International Day of Friendship, a look at how some species work together to keep ecosystems running smoothly.
View ArticleClik here to view.
Expedition draws world’s attention to new crown jewel of marine life
Atauro Island is a treasure trove of biodiversity, but it needs help to stay that way.
View ArticleClik here to view.
Field notes from the ‘Kingdom of Fishes’
The regency of Kaimana in eastern Indonesia serves as a role model for sustainable fisheries.
View ArticleClik here to view.
New to science: Species discovery in the waters of Fiji
Mark Erdmann and Gerry Allen were part of a team that completed a rapid survey of Fiji's Lau Seascape. They discovered nine species that might be new to science.
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