The humble slipper limpet (Crepidula fornicata) is not as dull as you might think
Australia’s protected area network failing threatened marine fishes
Known unknowns (Life in the Mariana Trench)
A tale of two penguins
What the oceans do for us: medicine from the sea
Old fishing line hints at fishing levels inside no-take marine protected areas
A practical solution to detecting species range changes?
The Dividing Line (Benthic Habitat Mapping)
Sea floor maps support industrial endeavours such as offshore oil and gas developments, mining, and fisheries management, ensuring safety for mariners by identifying hazards and designing safe shipping channels, for conservation purposes such as designing marine protected areas, and identifying critical habitats.
Rivers and streams on the Greenland ice sheet a major contributing factor to global sea level rise
Man-made Marine
The first recorded modern artificial reef came from Japan 500 years ago, where rubble and rocks were used to grow kelp. 180 years ago, logs were placed in coastal waters around South Carolina as fish aggregation devices. Today artificial reefs can be found throughout the world, very often placed - if not created - to fill a specific purpose.