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A groundbreaking court ruling in South Africa has created new no-fishing zones around penguin colonies, offering hope for a species that has declined 78% in just 30 years. Scientists using cutting-edge tracking technology guided the decision that could save these beloved birds.
Scientists using artificial intelligence discovered that floating algae blooms have expanded dramatically across the world's oceans over the past 20 years, marking a major shift in marine ecosystems. The findings could help protect coastal communities and marine life from harmful algae while supporting healthier fisheries.
A new AI system finds groundbreaking research questions by exploring data on its own, without waiting for humans to ask. It's already uncovered cancer patterns and marine ecosystem relationships that could change treatment and conservation.
Travelers are diving in to plant coral and restore marine ecosystems while on vacation, creating a booming new industry that funds conservation. Ocean restoration tourism combines meaningful travel with hands-on environmental impact, turning tourists into citizen scientists.
Scientists just confirmed how seaweed from Greenland's coast travels hundreds of miles offshore and sinks deep into the ocean, locking away carbon for at least a century. This natural climate helper might be storing millions of tons of carbon every year without us even realizing it.
Barren Island in the Andaman Sea, India's sole active volcano, now welcomes visitors to witness its smoking crater and thriving marine life through guided boat tours. Despite its fiery surface, the waters below burst with colorful coral reefs and diverse sea creatures.
After 25 years of failed attempts, Norwegian researchers have finally cracked the code to restore Arctic kelp forests devoured by sea urchins. Their surprising solution came from observing pine trees on land.
Scientists used artificial intelligence to scan 1.2 million satellite images and discovered floating algae is spreading across Earth's oceans, marking a major shift in marine ecosystems. The breakthrough shows how AI can help us understand and prepare for changes in our oceans.
A massive phytoplankton bloom has transformed the ocean around New Zealand's Chatham Islands into vivid swirls of green and blue visible from space. The seasonal phenomenon feeds one of the world's richest marine ecosystems.
Scientists used artificial intelligence to scan 1.2 million satellite images and discovered that floating algae blooms are expanding across the world's oceans, creating new marine habitats. The breakthrough technology revealed a 13.4% yearly increase in some regions, marking a historic shift in ocean ecosystems.