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Residents, mostly from Down East Carteret County, gathered at the Core Sound Waterfowl Museum and Heritage Center Wednesday to review the lessons learned five years after Hurricane Florence devastated the

Experts in Costa Rica have determined that significantly fewer sea turtle hatchlings were released this year compared to 2022,

In the wake of hurricanes and the BP oil spill, he revolutionized his industry by turning from wild catches to cage farming his precious bivalves.

The University of Alaska Foundation Board of Directors has awarded the 2023 Edith R. Bullock Prize for Excellence to Jessica Black. Black, associate vice chancellor for rural, community and Native education at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, has been a faculty member since 2006.

The tourist had to have her left arm amputated after she was bitten while swimming in the water with a friend off a beach in south Sinai, Egypt, which was closed by authorities in the wake of the attack

Asian alga (Rugulopteryx okamurae) is back on Algarve beaches.

Beaches at the eastern coastal area of Port Said have turned green, sparking concern amongst citizens as to the cause of the phenomenon.

A study of the country’s two largest estuaries reveals that inshore coastal waters are not necessarily experiencing what scientists say is a worrisome global trend of increasingly acidic oceans.

After removing an annual fishing ban on Sept. 1, anchovy hauls have increased twofold in the Marmara Sea compared to the previous year throughout...

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