EurekAlert! Recently outplanted corals grow on a Florida reef, with a great star coral (Montastraea cavernosa) prominent in the foreground. Credit: Reef Renewal USA More on this News Release FAU awarded $1.2 million to advance coral reef restoration in Florida
With mass coral spawning underway on the Great Barrier Reef, researchers from the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) have begun work on one of the largest coral restoration field trials ever to be undertaken. AIMS scientists and collaborators have…
Six western states, including Oregon, have lost more than one-third of their glacial cover since 1950 and more than 300 glaciers in those states have disappeared entirely as the earth has rapidly warmed, a first-of-its-kind inventory and analysis confirms. A view of…
With mass coral spawning underway on the Great Barrier Reef, researchers from the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) have begun work on one of the largest coral restoration field trials ever to be undertaken. AIMS scientists and collaborators have…
The California Fish and Game Commission has advanced a proposal to establish a new marine protected area off Carpinteria, moving forward a plan supported by the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians but opposed by some local fishermen and recreational…
Young clams grew larger shells when researchers mixed crushed shells into the sand around them. The fragments made the water in the spaces between grains of sand less acidic, creating better conditions for shell growth. That small patch of water…
PUBLISHED: 5 Nov 2026 at 06:08 Sirinat National Park has installed underwater temperature loggers at two coral reef sites in Phuket to monitor rising sea temperatures and provide early warnings of potential coral bleaching. The automatic data loggers were installed at Khao Sai…
University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa Fisheries faculty, Mary Donovan, interviewed by Honolulu Star Advertiser Hawaii Coral Bleaching is Small Despite Powerful El Niño Mary Donovan is an assistant professor at the University of Hawaii’s Institute of Marine Biology, and a…
U of M researchers are studying sea ice and ocean conditions in a remote region of the Canadian Arctic to better understand how the area is changing and what it could mean for marine ecosystems. Kristina Brown, assistant professor in…
Volunteers plant native dune vegetation along the shoreline at Kapukaulua (Baldwin Beach). PC: Pāʻia Youth and Cultural Center Nearly 20 years after community restoration efforts began at the Pāʻia Youth and Cultural Center, partners and volunteers will gather Nov. 13 to celebrate…
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