A number of conservation NGOs have cautiously welcomed a call by major industry association Cosmetics Europe to its 4,000 members to phase out the use of...
After waiting and watching international research, Government has approved local nursery policy in the Cayman Islands Ocean Frontiers, the conservation-minded dive operator at Grand Cayman’s East...
The Galapagos Islands are the only known location where large, female whale sharks that appear to be pregnant can be seen gathering from June to November...
Marine Megafauna Foundation receives recognition as PeerJ’s Top 10 Marine Biology papers for three collaborative scientific publications The Marine Megafauna Foundation (MMF) are recognized globally for...
The Marine Conservation Society (MCS), the UK’s leading marine charity, says the 5p carrier bag charge being introduced in England on October 5th can only be...
An effort by the European Union and the United States to better prevent shark “finning” (slicing off a shark’s fins and discarding the body at sea)...
On Thursday 10th September, divers from Buddy Dive Dominica joined a group of Dutch Marines on their first reconnaissance dive mission following Tropical Storm Erika to...
Meeting ends with no move to save endangered fish as campaigners warn bluefin tuna stocks will continue to plunge unless urgent action is taken Campaigners have...
In a video shot exclusively for Scubaverse.com, Jeff Goodman talks to Dr. Richard Unsworth, Scientist at Swansea University and Co-Founder and Director of Project Seagrass. To...
Seventy percent of our planet is one connected ocean. It produces half the oxygen we breathe and feeds over three billion people. Today the ocean is...
New study explains effective method for underwater-sampling of manta ray mucus as an alternative DNA source DNA-based population studies help to understand population structure, connectivity and...
Sharks are in big trouble. 100 million a year are being killed by humans, largely for shark fin soup. But a sea change may be coming...