This summer, CI’s Hawai‘i Fish Trust conducted a series of camps designed to revive local interest in ocean management.
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Diving in a Deep-sea Cathedral
Scientists may be more familiar with the surface of Mars than parts of the ocean floor.
The Toll of Industrial Fishing: One Tuna Fisherman’s Story
In the Cook Islands, overfishing by commercial vessels has damaged the livelihoods of artisanal fishermen.
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In Galápagos, Sharks Worth More Alive Than Dead
We don’t eat our sharks in the Galápagos Islands, though they are — so to speak — our bread and butter.
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Protecting Fiji’s Waters: Q&A With a Conservation Leader
A local conservationist reflects on what has inspired her career — and the challenges she faces in her work.
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The State of the World’s Reefs: A Coral Scientist Explains
Coral reefs today are facing challenges that are completely unprecedented.
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Bold Action Needed to Save Coral Reefs
CI reports from the International Coral Reef Symposium.
Tagging Giants: Studying Whale Sharks in Cendrawasih Bay
Despite all our technology and science, humans know very little about the world’s largest fish.
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Support Grows for Global Partnership for Oceans
Yesterday in Rio, more than 80 participants voiced support for this important initiative.
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Ocean Regulation Has Helped Restore Health of U.S. Waters
Forty years after the enactment of important ocean policies, American coastlines are a different place.
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