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Satellite Eyes on the Sea: Tracking Illegal Fishing and Climate Change from Space

Cleaner Seas October 23, 2025

A recent study in One Earth journal found 2,482 high seas fishing boats linked to 1,120 companies. This shows how space tech is changing how we watch the seas. Now, satellites can see across huge parts of the ocean. They track ships, watch the weather, and study sea life with great detail. NOAA

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Marine Ecology News Digest – September 2025

Alex October 4, 2025

Oceans Under Pressure September opened with sobering news: scientists confirmed that global ocean acidity has reached a new critical threshold. Measurements now show surface pH values that many species can no longer tolerate for long. For creatures that build shells or skeletons — corals, oysters, plankton — this chemical shift makes life harder with every […]

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Marine Ecology News Digest – August 2025

Alex September 4, 2025

A Tipping Point in Heat & Bleaching August 2025 will be remembered as another grim milestone in the accelerating tale of marine heat stress and coral decline. According to Mercator Ocean International’s sea surface temperature bulletin, August ranked as the third-warmest August on record globally, with intense marine heatwave conditions affecting much of the

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From Coral Reefs to Code: Training AI to Recognise Marine Species and Ecosystems – Part 2

Cleaner Seas August 11, 2025

The ocean is full of secrets that scientists have been trying to uncover for centuries. More than 65% of marine species remain unknown to science. This makes it hard to understand the variety of life in the sea. Old ways of finding out what lives in the ocean are too slow and hard. They can’t […]

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Marine Ecology News Digest February 2025

Cleaner Seas February 21, 2025

This month, we dive into the latest in ocean science, conservation, and policy changes. You’ll learn about exciting research, new tech, and community efforts shaping our seas’ future. We’re thrilled to share that Dr Dan Smale, a Senior Research Fellow at the Marine Biological Association, has won the 2025 Hutchinson Award. His groundbreaking work on […]

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The Role of Kelp Forests in Marine Ecosystems: Benefits and Conservation

Cleaner Seas February 11, 2025

Let’s explore an underwater metropolis thriving, not with steel and glass, but with towering fronds of seaweed dancing in the ocean currents. This is the world of kelp forests, vibrant ecosystems essential to the health of our planet. Think of them as the emerald cities of the seas, teeming with life and providing invaluable benefits […]

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Symbiotic Relationships in the Ocean: How Species Depend on Each Other

Cleaner Seas February 2, 2025

The world’s oceans harbour not just a mere collection of diverse marine life, but rather an intricate tapestry of interdependence. Symbiotic relationships, where different species rely on each other for survival, play a vital role in maintaining the delicate balance of marine ecosystems. In this exploration, we delve into the fascinating world of these connections

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Marine Ecology News Digest – July 2024: Marine Resilience, Climate Challenges, and Conservation Wins

Alex July 28, 2024

Coral Reefs Show Unexpected Resilience Despite ongoing climate challenges, coral reefs in the Pacific Ocean are demonstrating remarkable resilience. A recent study found that some reefs are adapting to warmer waters by hosting more heat-tolerant algae species, offering a glimmer of hope for these vital ecosystems. However, experts caution that this resilience may be

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Marine Ecology News Digest – June 2024

Cleaner Seas June 28, 2024

June 2024: Ocean Antics, Tech Triumphs, and a Turtle Twist June was a scorcher, even for the ocean, but thankfully, the news wasn’t all doom and gloom. From coral reefs making a comeback to sea turtle detectives on the case, here’s your dose of marine marvels, tech breakthroughs, and a few “huh, who knew?” moments. […]

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Marine Ecology News Digest – May 2024

Cleaner Seas May 28, 2024

May 2024: Deep-Sea Surprises, Plastic Problems, and Penguin Predicaments May was a month of unexpected discoveries, environmental wake-up calls, and some seriously cute penguin news. From the depths of the ocean to the icy shores of Antarctica, here’s a roundup of the most fascinating marine stories that made waves this month. The Deep-Sea Dance Party: […]