Our ocean is a lifeline – we need to protect it now more than everÂ
Our marine creatures and coral reefs are being pummeled by ocean heat waves.
Our marine creatures and coral reefs are being pummeled by ocean heat waves.
Since 1970, global populations of sharks and rays have decreased by more than 70%.
At least 94 living organisms produce light through a chemical reaction inside their bodies, an ability called bioluminescence.
Nurdles, or plastic pellets, are tiny beads of raw plastic used to make all kinds of things, from grocery bags ...
This bite-sized video explores the blue economy, also called the ocean economy, and its economic impact in Florida.
The ocean is a major reservoir for microplastic contamination, putting coastal cities like Jacksonville at increased risk.
Nanoplastics are attracting growing concern thanks to technological advances that have made them easier to detect and analyze.
A new NASA mission called PACEÂ will help scientists better understand the ocean and atmosphere.
Whales are under threat — along with the important climate-regulating services they provide.
A report found 90% of loggerhead sea turtle hatchlings found in Florida waters have swallowed plastic already in their early ...
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