Controversy further sealed

Avian disaster

Colour catch

Fishery forecasts based on ocean colour can quadruple profits

Fishing bill on hold

Government to consult fishers

The seabirds have flown

Global meet to plan future of Antarctic marine ecosystems

Member nations of a commission that was set up 34 years ago start their first maiden meet in Australia’s Hobart

What does the marine heatwave in Pacific mean for environment?

It could cause droughts in the surrounding region, affect marine ecosystem and coral reefs

Onboard the FlipFlopi: A boat made of used plastic

A traditional dhow made of trash, collected from beaches and towns in Kenya, is set for its maiden voyage from Lamu to Zanzibar in Tanzania

Madagascar emerges as hotspot for endangered whale sharks

85 juvenile sharks visited various spots of the island nation’s coast in a single season, says study

Chennai oil spill: half a dozen turtles die, fishermen fear losing livelihood

While a section of the sea water had blackened after the spill, nearly half a dozen turtles died near the north Chennai shoreline

Indonesian seaweed farmers sue Thai company over oil spill

The oil spill caused seaweed to die which resulted in huge income losses, claim the farmers

Coral carnage

Neptune factor

Scientists discover "chimneys" on the sea floor, hope to get an insight into how the ecosystem works

A fine example!

Spilling disaster

Nine animals fall victim to a diesel oilspill in the Galapagos Islands

Charting a new course

Build-up blues

THAILAND

Net loss

Process to regularise marine assessments delayed

Karachi fish kill

Experts blame 2003 oil spill, foreign trawlers

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Nemo finds its predator

Rising carbon emissions muddle smelling ability of small fish

मालदीव में हैं दुनिया का सबसे ज्यादा माइक्रोप्लास्टिक का जमावड़ा

मालदीव के नाइफारू द्वीप पर प्रति किलोग्राम रेत में माइक्रोप्लास्टिक के 55 से 1,127.5 टुकड़े मिले हैं, जोकि अपने आप में एक रिकॉर्ड है

World Bank hears Mundra fishers

Complainants say coal power plant in Gujarat will harm environment and affect catch

Coral tradition loses shape