Projects focus on coastal ecosystems, warming waters, marine debris, and more.
Learn MoreOcean Warming to Affect Antarctic Krill Growth, Increasing Risk to Predators
Penguin populations could decline by as much as 30%.
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Learn MoreForage Fish: Little Fish With a Big Impact
These small fish are the primary food source for many marine mammals, seabirds, and larger fish...
Learn MoreLearning From Our Oceans About Climate Change
The world’s oceans influence the weather on a local and global scale, and changes in the...
Learn MoreUnderstanding Marine Protected Areas
Mounting scientific evidence shows that exempting large areas of the ocean from fishing...
Learn MorePenguins: Studying the World's Ocean Sentinels
Through penguins, scientists can learn about the health of marine ecosystems and use this...
Learn moreSharks: Understanding the Apex Predator
Sharks are critical players in the ocean ecosystem. However, they are being fished and killed at...
Learn MoreTuna: Learning About the World's Most Valuable Fish
Tuna species are found throughout the world's oceans. However, as a result of overfishing...
Learn MoreUnderstanding the Challenges of Overfishing
Overfishing is when species are taken from the sea at rates too high for the fish to replace...
Learn MorePeople in coastal countries depend on healthy oceans and fisheries for their livelihood. But...
Learn MoreThe Science Behind Big-Picture Fisheries Management
Historically, the focus is on one species at a time when determining how, when, and where...
Learn MoreCatch Reconstruction: Finding the Missing Fish
One promising approach to better capturing the scale of fishing around the world is “catch...
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