6 August 2018

Where Canada's Common Nighthawks Fly

6 August 2018

We know that Common Nighthawks breed across North America during the spring & summer, but the details of exactly where they go in winter have eluded scientists... until now! Read the story behind the science.

Samantha Andrews

22 July 2018

Conservation, People and the Sea, Animals & Plants

Join in the UK’s National Whale and Dolphin Watch this Summer

Samantha Andrews

22 July 2018

Conservation, People and the Sea, Animals & Plants

The UK is blessed with many different species of whales, dolphins, and porpoises. Join in the National Whale and Dolphin Watch to spot some of them yourself - and help with their conservation. No experience required!

Samantha Andrews

9 July 2018

Conservation, Animals & Plants

Sea Shorts: Learning how to save a stranded dolphin

Samantha Andrews

9 July 2018

Conservation, Animals & Plants

When dolphins get stranded on beaches, time is of the essence. But so too is good training.

Samantha Andrews

3 June 2018

Conservation, Environment

Keeping lakes (and people) healthy and happy

Samantha Andrews

3 June 2018

Conservation, Environment

People get a lot of enjoyment from lakes, so how can we keep both lakes and people happy and healthy?

Samantha Andrews

19 April 2018

Fisheries & Aquaculture, Conservation, Technology, The Life Scientific, Animals & Plants, Environment, Climate Crisis, Community Science

Conference Closeup: Introducing YOUMARES

Samantha Andrews

19 April 2018

Fisheries & Aquaculture, Conservation, Technology, The Life Scientific, Animals & Plants, Environment, Climate Crisis, Community Science

YOUMARES – a conference run by, and dedicated to, budding and early-career marine scientists - is taking place in Germany this September. Simon Jungblut tells us more!

Samantha Andrews

14 November 2017

Conservation, Animals & Plants

9 Migratory marine species to be given better protection

Samantha Andrews

14 November 2017

Conservation, Animals & Plants

The Convention on the Conservation of Migratory Species of Wild Animals (CMS) decided to give 9 migratory marine species greater protection. Let's take a closer look at who they are.

Samantha Andrews

6 November 2017

Conservation, Animals & Plants

Sea Shorts: New Zealand's endangered sea lion

Samantha Andrews

6 November 2017

Conservation, Animals & Plants

The New Zealand sea lion was nearly hunted to extinction over 100 years ago. Today the sea lion is still struggling to recover.

Samantha Andrews

27 October 2017

Conservation, Animals & Plants, Environment

Migratory species - and Marine Protected Areas

Samantha Andrews

27 October 2017

Conservation, Animals & Plants, Environment

Marine protected areas often look to take care of species that don't move very much. Can migratory species which can travel vast distances benefit from protected areas as well?

Samantha Andrews

1 October 2017

Conservation, Animals & Plants, Environment

The GloBallast Story: Tackling Marine Invasive Species

Samantha Andrews

1 October 2017

Conservation, Animals & Plants, Environment

When it comes to invasive species, prevention is better than cure. GloBallast seeks to be part of that global solution.

Samantha Andrews

7 July 2017

Conservation, Animals & Plants, Environment, Climate Crisis

On the Move. Marine Sanctuaries for Mobile Species

Samantha Andrews

7 July 2017

Conservation, Animals & Plants, Environment, Climate Crisis

On the Move. Marine Sanctuaries for Mobile Species

Well managed, well thought out marine protected areas can do wonders for marine life. But what happens when the animals move around... a lot?

Samantha Andrews

2 November 2016

Fisheries & Aquaculture, Conservation

The Dark & Not-So-Dark Side of Mosquito Net Fishing

Samantha Andrews

2 November 2016

Fisheries & Aquaculture, Conservation

Mosquito net fishing is undoubtedly unsustainable, & potentially re-routes life-saving equipment away from people. For the Giriama of Mida Creek, Kenya at least, mosquito net fishing may not be leaving them open to disease.

Samantha Andrews

8 October 2016

Conservation, Environment, Climate Crisis

Setting the record straight: Bleaching in the GBR

Samantha Andrews

8 October 2016

Conservation, Environment, Climate Crisis

"half truths and alarmism".? Nope, Dr. Russell Reichelt - chair of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority did not actually say that about one of my coral bleaching articles

Where Canada's Common Nighthawks Fly

Join in the UK’s National Whale and Dolphin Watch this Summer

Sea Shorts: Learning how to save a stranded dolphin

Keeping lakes (and people) healthy and happy

Conference Closeup: Introducing YOUMARES

9 Migratory marine species to be given better protection

Sea Shorts: New Zealand's endangered sea lion

Migratory species - and Marine Protected Areas

The GloBallast Story: Tackling Marine Invasive Species

On the Move. Marine Sanctuaries for Mobile Species

The Dark & Not-So-Dark Side of Mosquito Net Fishing

Setting the record straight: Bleaching in the GBR

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