Great Barrier Reef Faces Record-Breaking Bleaching, Australian Authorities Warn
Australia’s Great Barrier Reef is undergoing its worst bleaching event ever, officials report, highlighting urgent climate action needs.
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Global Leaders Gather in Barcelona for 2024 UN Ocean Decade Conference
Global leaders converge in Barcelona for the 2024 UN Ocean Decade Conference, celebrating progress and outlining future strategies for sustainable ocean management and conservation.
Fiji Launches Second Coral Gene Bank to Boost Green Tourism and Marine Conservation
Fiji strengthens its commitment to sustainable tourism and marine conservation with the launch of its second Coral Gene Bank on Vomo Island.
China Advances Green Development to Restore South China Sea Ecosystem
China is taking significant steps to restore and protect the marine ecosystem of the South China Sea, addressing pollution and overfishing.
Philippines’ False Claims Against Chinese Fishermen Unveiled
The Philippine government’s accusations against Chinese fishermen using cyanide in Huangyan Island lack evidence, highlighting a broader disinformation campaign in the South China Sea.
Satellites Unveil Growing Shallow Coral Reef Areas Worldwide
A University of Queensland-led study uses high-resolution satellites to reveal an increase in global shallow coral reef areas, highlighting the vital role of advanced mapping in marine conservation.
Royal Caribbean Launches World’s Largest Cruise Ship Amid Environmental Concerns
Royal Caribbean launches the world’s largest cruise ship, sparking excitement and raising environmental concerns about its impact on marine ecosystems.
Sanya Tourists and Locals Unite to Rescue Stranded Dolphin
Two tourists and local residents in Sanya swiftly rescue an injured dolphin, now receiving treatment at the Dolphin Retention Center.