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Meet the Marine Biologist Making Urban Oceans a Climate Asset

Dr. Ayana Johnson is on an ever-evolving mission to use the oceans to improve society and heal our climate. Her next challenge: using urban coastlines to slow climate change.

Inside The Nature Conservancy’s Effort to Create Marine Protected Areas Around the World

Based on a successful project in the Seychelles, the Nature Conservancy aims to use debt-for-nature swaps to increase the amount of ocean protected by 15 percent, helping 20 countries establish marine protected areas.

Five Reasons We Love the Ocean

Why divers love the big blue - and why we need to protect it - in celebration of World Oceans Day.

What Goes Into Making a Greener Wetsuit?

This is how some scuba gear manufacturers are trying to reduce their environmental impact, from using natural materials to reducing their carbon footprint.

Petition Seeks to Ban Shark Fin Imports in the United Kingdom

Shark Guardian is promoting a new petition to curb fin trading. Activists say Brexit makes the change possible, but World Trade Organization obligations present hurdles.

Poached: Fighting for Sea Turtles

When international photojournalist Mike Scott stumbles across a man stealing sea turtle eggs for the illegal wildlife trade, he jumps into action to protect the endangered animals, unraveling a network of smugglers.

First PADI Dive Shop in Wuhan Reopens After COVID-19 Shutdown

Wuhan Diving, a PADI dive store in the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic, resumed operations earlier this month.

Researchers Use Global COVID-19 Shutdown to Study Ocean Noise Pollution

As COVID-19 movement restrictions quiet oceanic noise pollution, scientists study the falling noise levels to better understand effects of human-generated sounds on marine life.

Bruce Bowker, "Pillar" of Bonaire Diving Community, Passes Away

Bruce Bowker, owner of the Carib Inn in Bonaire, passes away at age 73. The island's first full-time dive instructor, Bowker shaped Bonaire diving for nearly 50 years.