Marine biologist Boris Worm sees hopeful signs for fisheries in the waters off Costa Rica.
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Marine biologist Boris Worm sees hopeful signs for fisheries in the waters off Costa Rica.
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From Senegal to Costa Rica, communities are working to restore coastal ecosystems to help combat climate change.
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A new study shows that accidental bycatch by small-scale fishers is taking a large toll on sea turtle populations.
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About 75% of Hawaii’s nearshore fish species are threatened — bad news for a culture heavily reliant on the sea.
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CI’s Meity Mongdong explains how this prestigious award will benefit her team’s work.
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This news is the latest indication that the tide is turning for shark conservation.
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The tiny nation’s reef-building coral count rivals the Great Barrier Reef.
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Students and scientists alike will learn more about these ecosystems through a new crowd-sourcing tool.
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Illegal fishers from outside Timor-Leste are threatening the tiny country’s marine fisheries.
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In China alone, the marine economy generates 9.7% of GDP and 34.2 million jobs.
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