Marine
Sciences & Technology
Whale migration in our noisy oceans
Mathematical modelling reveals that human-driven noise in our oceans is affecting marine life, particularly whales, confusing their annual migrations
Sciences & Technology
The ‘Russian dolls’ of coral reefs
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
Environment
Protecting our coasts naturally
Nature could offer better protection for our coastlines than hard, grey concrete - as we face the effects of climate change like rising sea levels
Politics & Society
Protest and democracy in Asia
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
Arts & Culture
Jellyfish: Where art meets science
The other-worldly work of Penelope Davis brings art and science together in a commentary about the impact of climate change
Environment
Three ways to save stressed-out coral
What if coral could be made more resistant to the effects of climate change?
Environment
From Killer Whales to underworld killers, the evolution of a documentary filmmaker
Klaus Toft tells stories while chasing the Jacques Cousteau lifestyle
Sciences & Technology
Under the Microscope
Helping corals survive a rapidly changing world
Professor Madeleine van Oppen wants to manipulate the complex relationship between corals and microbes to accelerate coral evolution