Marine

Climate change and current fishing practices are causing fish to shrink. New research shows that leaving the biggest fish in the water may help soften the blow

First it was sharks in Sydney, and now jellyfish are shutting beaches in Melbourne. But are jellyfish blooms becoming more frequent or is it just a natural cycle?

South Australia’s oceans have become battlegrounds, as once benign algae unleash a toxic chemical assault on marine life

Mathematical modelling reveals that human-driven noise in our oceans is affecting marine life, particularly whales, confusing their annual migrations

The discovery of bacteria inside the algae that live inside corals sheds new light on reef-building corals and could be important for understanding coral bleaching

Nature could offer better protection for our coastlines than hard, grey concrete - as we face the effects of climate change like rising sea levels

Protests on the Japanese island of Okinawa are an example of growing civil society dynamism in Asia, an important element of democracy and active peace-seeking

The other-worldly work of Penelope Davis brings art and science together in a commentary about the impact of climate change

What if coral could be made more resistant to the effects of climate change?

Klaus Toft tells stories while chasing the Jacques Cousteau lifestyle