Marine Sciences Faculty News Today

Bali Ocean Day Conference Seeks to Recover, Rebuild, and Sustain Ocean Environments

Within the scope of the “Ordu to Hopa Blue Road Project” carried out in five provinces in the Eastern Black Sea region, 43 points suitable for diving tourism have been determined.

CITES decision to permit international trade is seen by some as growth opportunity, but it could fuel illegal activity that drives extinction

A decision by CITES to permit international trade is seen by some as a chance for economic growth, but it could also fuel illegal activity that is driving extinction in the Gulf of California

International officials will soon decide the fate of Mexican totoaba fish farming—and with it, possibly the last glimmer of hope for the vaquita.

Islamism is stunting Turkish academic achievement Turks are capable of spectacular achievements—provided they conduct their academic careers in the free world. (February 7, 2021 / BESA Center) Turkey, with a population of 83 million and two Nobel Prizes won, ranks 62nd on the list of countries by Nobel laureates per capita. This score is worse than that of the Palestinian territories, Bulgaria, Guatemala, Azerbaijan, Algeria, Yemen, Ghana, Morocco and Iraq. Israel ranks 12th. Austria, the po...