Community science project Competitive Angling as a Scientific Tool (CAST) could provide a unique insight into the distribution, life stages and habitat preferences of data-poor fisheries.

This World Penguin Day we take a look at the Galapagos Penguin - arguably the loneliest penguins in the world. 

Down the coast in Australia? Keep an eye out for shark egg cases!

Discover some of the inspirational people and organisations working to learn more about and mitigate the impact of invasive species in the ocean in this special edition of Eco Magazine.

Dr. Ben McAteer discusses his new paper which presents a critical discussion on the potential of community science to function as a means of transforming marine management challenges.

Dreaming of clear blue seas? Underwater survey work doesn’t always happen in warm, clear, tropical water settings.

To tackle plastic pollution, we need to make is visible – and a charismatic problem.

Citizen scientists are helping to monitor sharks, providing vital information that can help us take better care of them.

How you can use the simple secchi disk can help us learn more about the ocean