Following a recent maritime incident in Seward, Alaska, where a 61-foot endangered fin whale was discovered draped across a cruise ship’s bulbous bow, the international conservation community is shifting its focus toward proactive, long-term marine safety solutions. A featured broadcast Read More …
A sobering wildlife incident in Resurrection Bay is capturing the attention of the global maritime community, underscoring the delicate balance between expanding cruise ship tourism and marine conservation. A recent article from the Anchorage Daily News reports that a major Read More …
The global movement to safeguard marine biodiversity reached an inspiring milestone at the 11th Our Ocean Conference in Mombasa, Kenya. Five new nations—Kenya, Comoros, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, and the United Kingdom—officially signed the High-Level Climate-Resilient Coral Reef Commitment. This Read More …
A new study published in Science Advances reveals widespread non-compliance with international trade protections for endangered sharks, indicating that global wildlife rules are being routinely violated. Researchers, including those from Mote Marine Laboratory and the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS), used Read More …