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Scotland's best Beach
Seacliff beach, in East Lothian near Edinburgh, is one of Scotland's best beaches...
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L.A. volunteers clean up 21K pounds of beach trash
What happens when 10,000 volunteers hit California beaches from Malibu to Compton?
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Europa Or Bust: Searching For Life In Jupiter's Orbit
The ocean-filled moon might hold the life we’ve long searched for in space. And scientists have one shot to reach it.
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Dakuwaqa's Garden - Underwater footage from Fiji & Tonga
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Hawaii to experience worst-ever coral bleaching due to high ocean temperatures
Corals are recovering from last year’s bleaching but warmer-than-normal ocean temperatures this year will likely lead to deadlier year for coral reef
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Google Maps Will Now Show You If Climate Change Will Flood Your House
The waters are rising.
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This child's amazing plan to save the Arctic has impressed Greenpeace
A letter sent to Greenpeace by a seven-year-old makes a lot more sense than most of the Government's green plans
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Sea turtles deliver record nesting seasons in Southeast U.S.
Sea turtles have delivered a nesting season for the record books.
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Listening To Whale Migration Reveals A Sea Of Noise Pollution, Too
Christopher Clark, an engineer turned whale biologist, wired the world's oceans with hydrophones. Whales sing as they migrate, he learned. And the ship sounds clouding the ocean can deeply interfere.
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East Coast Shark Populations Are Highest in Decades
There are more sharks off the eastern seaboard than there have been in a generation.
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Unraveling the mystery of Alaska’s dead whales - DOW Blog
Since May, there have been 30 reported dead whales washed up on Alaskan shores, and scientists can’t easily identify why.
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90% of seabirds have plastic waste in stomach: study
Experts caution the rate can grow to 99% by 2050 if people do not take immediate action.
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Teahupo’o Du Ciel
(1080p)
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Getting the Drift
Messages in bottles are not just good fun; they’re also good science.
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Exploring the phenomenal Bay of Fundy
Natural features combine perfectly with the ocean tides to give this area a distinction found nowhere else on Earth.
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In California's Protected Waters, Counting Fish Without Getting Wet
Using divers to monitor whether life is returning to the 100 or so marine protected areas is pricey. Now, advances in DNA sequencing mean scientists just need a seawater sample to do a marine census.
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Spectacular Macro Shots of Underwater Corals
Los Angeles-based photographer Felix Salazar takes an up-close look at the mesmerizingly radiant colors and textures found in underwater corals. Normally we expect coral to be a plant-like marine life that is typically found in varying shades of pink (or coral), but there are a myriad of subclasses and orders to the living colonies that offer a much wider spectrum of color.
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Hawaii First to Harness Deep-Ocean Temperatures for Power
A small but operational ocean thermal energy conversion (OTEC) plant was inaugurated in Hawaii last week, making it the first in the world. The opening of the 100-kilowatt facility marked the first time a closed-cycle OTEC plant will be connected to the U.S. grid. But that amount of energy production can power only 120 Hawaiian homes for a year, a tiny drop in the ocean for the island state’s own energy needs. What promise OTEC holds for other regions is even less certain.
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This animation shows what the continents would look like if all the ice on Earth melted
This doesn't look good for Florida. Global warming is bad and every day we don't do anything about it we should feel bad.
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Warming Oceans Putting Marine Life ‘In a Blender’
An analysis of nearly 13,000 species of fish, invertebrates and other marine organisms is an ambitious effort to map the future ranges of ocean life. By Carl Zimmer.
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