Eco Factor: Artificial reef structure to replenish the marine environment. Confronting with regular red tides, environmentalists in UAE are trying to replenish the marine environment using artificial reefs that will be placed off the coast...

The largest and most biodiverse in the southern Atlantic Ocean—is nearly twice as vast as previously thought.

WELLINGTON, New Zealand — Marine scientists surveying a large undersea mountain chain were amazed to find millions of tiny starfish swirling their arms to capture food in the undersea current. An expedition by 19 scientists, including five...

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Researchers had given some food for thought to Canadian and European governments about the impacts of cold water fishing in the North West Atlantic. Further details of this research which was funded by the WWF are detailed in a study released...

Humans are actively destroying the coral reef ecosystems on Earth. Reefs are being overfished, bombed and poisoned, filled by sediment, and choked by algae growing on sewage and fertilizer outflow. They are damaged by irresponsible tourism and are...

The awesome coral reefs around the coast of the Carribean islands are on the verge of extinction. A recent study of Carribean marine life forms have proven of the declining coral figures. * Statistics show that 10% of the Carribean’s...

Do you know, the seismic jolt that unleashed the deadly tsunami on the Solomons recently, has lifted an entire island meters out of the sea?! Yes, it did, and along with it, some of the world’s most pristine coral reefs are destroyed. The...

This is what the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is predicting. The culprit again is global warming; coral bleaching in the Barrier Reef is likely to become an annual occurrence by as early as 2030 due to warmer, more...

To add to the destruction of corals caused by humans, bacteria and algae join hands. A microbial mechanism is involved indirectly in the plundering process. In this mechanism, it is with the help of algae that bacteria kill coral, according to a...