Marine Conservation
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Olives live on sandy beaches and can easily be collected by beachcombing. Distribution data is scientifically useful. more...
The toxins produced by some of the cones can be more than painful; they can be lethal. more...
Responsible shell collecting might cause little harm, but thoughtlessness can damage precious habitats. more...
International cooperation is necessary to save whales. more...
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Federal policies are not working to protect deep-sea essential fish habitat. Cold water corals need more attention drawn to them, just like tropical corals. more...
Sea lice are a problem in fish farming; now scientists fear that they will wipe out wild populations. They infest salmon, trout, charr, dace and other species. more...
By: Wesley Rouse
Coral reefs are found around the world. Their biodiversity is great, but they are in danger of being destroyed. more...
Leatherback Sea Turtle Nesting
By: Shuva Rahim
The nesting cycle of leatherback sea turtles, now endangered, is a fascinating site that has taken place for centuries, before the dinosaurs flourished the Earth. more...
By: Wesley Rouse
The Fourth International Polar Year study is underway in Antarctica and the Arctic to scientifically study the phenomena behind the warming of the earth's climate. more...
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