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Fishing For Likes: Has Social Media Affected Ulua Fish Stock In Hawaii? - Vimarsana News

Fishing For Likes: Has Social Media Affected Ulua Fish Stock In Hawaii?

Some experts say giant trevally, a culturally and ecologically important fish, has declined as its popularity has soared online, but better data is needed.

The world's biggest marine reserve seems to be doing its job - Vimarsana News

The world's biggest marine reserve seems to be doing its job

Fishing boats around Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument in Hawai’i are catching more tuna than they used to, suggesting local populations are growing again.

National Geographic expedition teaming up with Inuit to visit Nunavik, Que., on conservation mission - Vimarsana News

National Geographic expedition teaming up with Inuit to visit Nunavik, Que., on conservation mission

The National Geographic Society's Pristine Seas project has teamed up with Inuit elders and experts to visit areas of the North to highlight and help preserve key areas.

Source: cbc.ca
According to Scientists, Climate Change Resilience Anticipated for British Corals - Vimarsana News

According to Scientists, Climate Change Resilience Anticipated for British Corals

According to a recent study, an iconic coral species found in UK seas may increase its range owing to climate change.

New Study: More and Better U.S. Marine Protected Areas Needed to Protect Key Ecosystems - Vimarsana News

New Study: More and Better U.S. Marine Protected Areas Needed to Protect Key Ecosystems

OREGON—A sweeping new analysis of US Marine Protected Areas (MPAs) published today in Frontiers in Marine Science, co-authored by scientists from 22 institutions across 14 states, identified significant gaps in the country’s ocean protections— leavin