Fossil Fuels Jeopardize the Coral Triangle’s Vibrant Ecosystem
A new report warns that expanding fossil fuel exploration threatens the Coral Triangle’s rich biodiversity, endangering marine life and 120 million people who rely on it.
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Pioneering Project Aims to Reoxygenate the Baltic Sea with Green Hydrogen
A groundbreaking BOxHy project by European scientists and startups seeks to reoxygenate the Baltic Sea using green hydrogen, addressing marine biodiversity threats ahead of COP16.
Science Saturday: Bionic Limbs, Rare Solar Eclipse, and More
Discover the latest in science: brain-controlled bionic limbs, a rare solar eclipse on Easter Island, marine conservation efforts, and new insights on flu shot effectiveness.
Sansha City Leads the Way in Marine Conservation Efforts
Sansha City in Hainan Province makes significant strides in marine conservation, enhancing coral reefs and protecting endangered green sea turtles through dedicated local efforts.
South China Sea Fishing Season Resumes After Three-Month Moratorium
After a three-month summer moratorium to protect marine resources, over 100 fishing vessels set sail in the South China Sea, enhancing sustainable fisheries and ecosystem stability.
Exploring Leizhou Bay: Spotting China’s Rare White Dolphins
Discover how China’s conservation efforts are stabilizing the rare Chinese white dolphins in Leizhou Bay, known as the ‘giant pandas of the sea.’
Echoes of the Ocean Marine Conservation Campaign Makes Splash in New York
Echoes of the Ocean marine conservation campaign expands to New York, airing its promo video on Times Square’s Nasdaq big screen to engage global audiences.
China Enhances Marine Protection in South China Sea
China is strengthening marine eco-environment protection in the South China Sea by expanding protected areas, implementing summer fishing bans, and fostering international cooperation.
China Achieves Significant Improvements in Marine Environment, Reports New White Paper
China’s marine environment has seen a significant improvement, with offshore water quality up over 21% since 2012. A new white paper highlights the success of marine protection efforts.
Hainan’s Coral Planting Boosts Marine Ecosystems
Researchers in Hainan Province have been transplanting corals underwater to strengthen marine ecosystems, providing vital habitats and food chains for diverse marine species.