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A humpback whale breaching out of a bright blue ocean, with a distant coastline in the background.
Natural Ecosystems
UNOC3 Recap: 4 key wins for our oceans and what needs to happen next
A bird's eye view of a school of fish swimming in a long group over a rocky reef. The water is relatively shallow and is a bright, beautiful turquoise.
Natural Ecosystems
Why we support 30x30.
A metal spoon heaped with bright multi-coloured pieces of plastics on a light blue background.
Plastics
Could plastics be hiding in your food? New tool helps measure the invisible.
A half-half image of the same coral bommie at Ningaloo Reef - on the left, a healthy reef with a cloud of small damselfish swimming around it. Above the bommie is a free diver in a black wetsuit and mask, holding a camera. The right half shows the bommie with the corals bleached. They are bright white and no fish can be seen in this photo.
Natural Ecosystems
InFocus: Ningaloo Coral Bleaching.
A bird's-eye view of a small fishing trawler with a red hull that has cast out a bright green net. The net is spread out in elegant folds around the boat. The ocean surrounding the boat is dark blue and has no waves.
Natural Ecosystems
A major global ocean summit is happening – here are 6 things you should know.
A close up of the polyps of a bright orange and yellow soft coral. The branching tentacles of each polyp can be clearly seen and are translucent. The shallow depth of focus means that some of the coral is softly blurred, while the deep green background is extremely out of focus.
Natural Ecosystems
eDNA: A new way to understand and protect marine life.