Incidental capture of non-target species, also known as bycatch, in fishing gear is one of the greatest threats to populations of numerous endangered, threatened, and […]
Category: Research Insights
Research in focus: Anguilla Shark Conservation
Situated in the Eastern Caribbean, Anguilla’s seas are home to magnificent sharks and rays. Whilst traditional and contemporary knowledge amongst Anguillian fishers is rich, little […]
Research in focus: the Caribbean Spiny Lobster Project
Blending science with community engagement is a cornerstone of many innovative initiatives across the world and a key driver of success, particularly in the sustainable […]
Seas the Moment: Insights from One Ocean Science Congress and the United Nations Ocean Conference 2025
Written by Tara Williams and Dr Ben Harris A red sun sets over sapphire Mediterranean water, bringing the One Ocean Science Congress conference to a […]
Atlantic bluefin tuna: Feeding the Comeback
After decades of absence, Atlantic bluefin tuna are now, once again, seen chasing prey off our coasts each summer.
Reef restoration can bring back important ecosystem functions
Author: Dr Ines Lange The coral reefs off South Sulawesi in Indonesia are stunningly beautiful, with an incredible variety of colourful corals covering the entire […]
Research Insights: Sophie Corrigan – Seaweed farming in the Southwest
University of Exeter PhD student Sophie Corrigan recently published a paper investigating the habitat value of a sugar kelp farm in Cornwall for epibiont species […]