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A Deep Dive into the Coral Regeneration Projects of India

A Deep Dive into the Coral Regeneration Projects of India

The coral reefs in the oceans are dying due to rising temperatures and ocean acidification–however, a few Indian organisations are working on regenerating corals and restoring marine ecosystems.

Paradise is Closed, Indefinitely: "The Beach" is Shut Down to Tourists.

Paradise is Closed, Indefinitely: "The Beach" is Shut Down to Tourists.

The Koh Phi Phi National Park’s department has issued an indefinite closure to Maya Bay, once a tropical paradise made famous by Leonardo DiCaprio’s film The Beach, now ruined.

Save the Vaquita: A Call to Action

Save the Vaquita: A Call to Action

The vaquita—a species of porpoise only found in the Northern Gulf of California—is in serious trouble. According to a May 9 press release from the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), “There are fewer than 30 vaquita left in the wild.” The cute, dolphin lookalike has the unenviable distinction of

Watch 'Message On a Bottle': Surfing on a Soda Bottle Surfboard

Watch 'Message On a Bottle': Surfing on a Soda Bottle Surfboard

In an attempt to raise awareness on marine litter, Merijn Tinga aka Plastic Soup Surfer makes a record attempt to cross 176 km of the North Sea on a surfboard made from plastic waste. On 2nd September 2016, Merijn Tinga made the attempt to cross 176km of the North Sea

The Great Barrier Reef Isn’t Dead Yet. Here’s How You Can Save It

The Great Barrier Reef Isn’t Dead Yet. Here’s How You Can Save It

The Reef is in a bad way, and it’s humanity’s fault. But don’t give up yet! Here’s what you can do to help save coral reefs worldwide. The Great Barrier Reef—the world’s largest coral reef system is not dead yet. It is under severe

21 Marine Sanctuaries That Are a Step in the Right Direction

21 Marine Sanctuaries That Are a Step in the Right Direction

Sea Shepherd Founder Captain Paul Watson lists 21 marine sanctuaries in the world that have been promised protection by world governments and non-profits. He also urges the outfits to take prompt action to protect our oceans. The Tides Are Changing, The Currents are Shifting By Captain Paul Watson The announcement

What Can I Do For International Whale Shark Day?

What Can I Do For International Whale Shark Day?

On International Whale Shark Day, find out how you can protect the gentle giants of the ocean. Sharks are one of the oldest species of the animal kingdom. They predate dinosaurs by about 200 million years and have survived five events of mass extinction. Yet, in the last two generations