
We can restore the Atlantic Cod back to historic abundance in just a few years. An open letter to The Pew Charitable Trusts We just…

Ocean Life Is Drawn To Ocean Eddies They Are Oases In A Vast Blue Desert Ocean eddies are commonly bigger than a city and filled…

More bad news as federal regulators declare populations of Atlantic cod continue to diminish, despite severe cuts in fishing quotas. Nearly 30 years of ‘conservation’…

What do you think of when you hear a report of the clearest water on earth? For most the idea that comes to mind is…

Will The Largest Mine Waste Disaster In History In Canada Destroy The Largest Salmon Run In History A study in Ecological Applications reveals incredibly small…

Crisis of high and rising mercury in the oceans is growing worse Amount of toxic mercury to double by 2050 Nature’s cure is at hand…

It’s Begun, Dueling Boffin Banjos. Global News in Canada has rounded up a university boffin to profess on whether the 19 million cubic meter, 5…

The Fraser River that pours into the sea near Vancouver is the most productive salmon river in the world. Just now as the salmon have…

Dusty times provide iron to grow rich ocean plankton pastures Like humans, phytoplankton (tiny plants that drift on ocean currents) need iron to survive. The…

Our ability to observe and measure dust around the world is best served by the satellite fleet. Those observations show a great decline in vital…

Winter storms a few months ago brought reports of thousands of sea birds dead on the beaches of Europe. We reported the dire state of…

We can spare blue whales from being run down by ships if we provide them with alternative restored ocean pastures. Even though commercial whaling was…

The Canadian federal inquiry into B.C.’s Fraser River sockeye fishery cost at least $37.3 million. While the $37 million in legal charges returned no additional…

The fate of CO2 is that most of it ends up in the oceans. In this post I am making a try at explaining physical…

FORBES is writing again about how ocean plankton might help save the world. FORBES writer Tim Worstall has penned another good article that supports our…

Catching Wild Seafoods Consumes A Lot Of Diesel Fuel Robert Parker, a young fisheries scientist at the University of Tasmania, Hobart, in Australia, and Peter…

This is the first of what we hope will be a long series of reports from our resident Mermaids. Finally there are reports surfacing that…