The study finds that reliance on small-scale fishing and weak governance, leave coastal communities more vulnerable to ...

The UK has given the go ahead to the controversial Jackdaw oil and gas project in the North Sea, buckling to lobbyists and ...

Seabirds in parts of the Solent have had a record breeding year, with more nesting pairs of Sandwich Terns, Black-headed Gulls, Little Terns, Ringed Plovers and Oystercatchers, and notable success for ...

The variety of seafood presented in recipes in the UK over the last 100 years has significantly narrowed, new research shows. Dr Ruth Thurstan, of the University of Exeter, studied the seafood recipes ...

Occupied chinstrap nests on Zavodovski Island have fallen by 63% since 2011, scientists say, with warming seas pushing the ...

Most divers travel to Cozumel for one reason: its reefs. Towering walls, crystal-clear water and effortless drift dives have made the Mexican island one of the Caribbean’s most celebrated diving ...

On Saturday 24 October in London, I’ll attend the world premiere screening of Rhapsody on the Outlaw Ocean. It’s a bit of an unusual piece: an hourlong fully animated rap musical documentary about the ...

Water companies are required to report sewage discharges within 60 minutes ensure public are aware of the polluted water ...

The world's oyster reefs could deliver $12 trillion a year in ecosystem benefits, but 90% of sites would need restoring first ...

The River Wye rises in the Cambrian Mountains of mid-Wales and winds two hundred and fifty kilometres south to the Severn Estuary. Writers, painters and poets have been inspired by its beauty for ...

Fish may be getting not only less food as the ocean warms, but food of lower quality, according to researchers studying how plankton communities are changing, and artificial intelligence is helping ...

Seagrass meadows off Cairns in tropical Queensland have recovered to pre-flood levels after a near-total collapse, but the fish community living in them has reorganised and is recovering along a ...