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The National Aquarium said that Pristine Seas: Bringing the Ocean Back, an audio visual exhibition curated by the National Geographic, will open at the aquarium in Al Qana, a waterfront destination in Abu Dhabi, on April 21.

Uruguay’s coasts are valuable for its tourism, fishing, shipping and trade. But, in a country whose renewable energy efforts have seen it dubbed an en...

One of the world’s last remaining natural paradises is being damaged by the expansion of salmon farming in Chile, scientists and environmentalists have warned.

Enric Sala is both a leading ocean explorer and a visionary. Originally an academic, he grew tired of “writing the obituary of ocean life”, and decide...

The National Geographic explorer talks about his recent Pristine Seas expedition and the importance of protecting 30% of our ocean by 2030

PUERTO NATALES/PUNTA ARENAS, Chile — Pristine waters, partially covered in sea ice, reflect the early morning light while a flock of flamingos basks in the warmth of the sun near the coast. A few meters away, on the mainland, stands a huge white shed with a red roof: a factory for processing salmon, completed just […]

Compared to luxury fashion, watches have been ahead of the game with their sustainability initiatives. Houses such as Blancpain, Zenith, Oris, and Panerai are leading the industry’s green revolution

Another nursery of critically endangered hammerhead shark hatchlings was found by scientists off the coast of Isabela Island in the Galapagos.

More than 100 countries, out of nearly 200 countries at the COP15 summit, support the goal to protect at least 30% of the world’s oceans and lands by 2030, but for a final agreement, there must be consensus by all of them.

A marine biologist travels far to study how a dying reef in a Pacific Ocean warming hot spot experiencing el niño turned into a "super reef." Spoiler Alert: It's a massive coral spawning event.