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Are orcas really attacking boats? What science tells us - For several years, an unusual interaction between humans and one of the ocean's most intelligent predators has been unfolding along...

When the sea changes, so does the menu: Fish Very Good in Trieste, Italy - The name Fish Very Good has a double meaning. It refers to Friuli Venezia Giulia...

A new practical framework for rainbow trout welfare in seawater aquaculture - Fish welfare is becoming an increasingly important component of responsible aquaculture, alongside environmental sustainability, animal health and production efficiency....

Connecting the Ocean: how WSense is building the underwater wireless internet - We are surrounded by connected devices. On land, sensors can continuously collect information and transmit it through wireless...

Why marine policy is key to protecting Malta's bottlenose dolphins -    Every year, Malta's crystal-clear waters attract thousands of visitors eager to enjoy the country's rich marine environment. However,...

Tanzania: Aquaculture at the Gateway to Africa’s Blue Transformation - Tanzania is entering a defining moment in its aquaculture journey. For decades, the country’s abundant waters, favourable climate, extensive land resources...

After 450 years of the Mercator Map, the UN says it’s time to see Africa at its true size - For more than four centuries, the Mercator map has shaped...

Interview with Faith Mwende & Collins Nyamu, Co-Founders, Sea Ventures Kenya - Access to affordable, quality feed is a critical factor for the growth of aquaculture and animal production. In...

The Sea Urchin Paradox: too many in Norway, too few in the Mediterranean Sea - Nature depends on balance. Nowhere is this more evident than in the ocean, where every...

Marine Rangers: Guardians of Marine Protected Areas through the Gökova Bay Experience -  Declaring a Marine Protected Area (MPA) is only the first step towards protecting a marine ecosystem. The...