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Increasing scientific knowledge, developing research capacity and making the most of new marine technology, are essential to sustainable ocean management, the UN Ocean Conference in Lisbon, Portugal, heard on Thursday.

UN Ocean Conference aims to map seafloor by 2030-

A global drive to map 80 percent of the seabed by 2030 should be launched to protect the world’s oceans, United Nations (UN) Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said on Monday.

The satellite, which was launched in 2018, began taking images of the Earths surface a year ago this week.

KARACHI: With the aim to accentuate the significance of hydrography to create awareness about its importance and ...

School’s out and, just in time for the solstice, the water contact closures at Imperial Beach and Silver Strand State Beach were lifted by the San Diego...

Belco workers have taken to the water to lay underground cables to the East End. The company said earlier this month that the cable route runs from Hamilton Parish near the west end of the Coney Isla...

The ocean holds the keys to an equitable and sustainable development path for all. This is the premise behind the UN Ocean Decade and it will be in the spotlight during several major international summits this year to promote ocean health, including the UN Ocean Conference, which is set to open soon in Lisbon, Portugal.

Nelson Mandela University’s growing reputation as a leading Ocean Sciences hub was recently recognised with a top place nationally in the Life Below Water category in the international 2022 Times Higher Education Impact Rankings.Mandela University al

Plankton — phytoplankton in particular — are at the foundation of the Gulf of Maine's highly productive ecosystems, turning the sun's energy into food consumed by other creatures.