The world's oyster reefs could deliver $12 trillion a year in ecosystem benefits, but 90% of sites would need restoring first ...

Occupied chinstrap nests on Zavodovski Island have fallen by 63% since 2011, scientists say, with warming seas pushing the ...

A stress-test of The Metals Company's own figures finds deep-sea mining destroys value in most scenarios and could cost ...

Meet "Loki", the horned sea cucumber among 57 new species and five new genera identified from Mar del Plata Canyon in just ...

Researchers use AI to track plankton as warming seas change the base of the marine food web, which could mean lower-quality ...

Water companies are required to report sewage discharges within 60 minutes ensure public are aware of the polluted water ...

Community-led charter recognising the river as alive has been adopted across the catchment, as 20 similar charters take root ...

DNA reveals the gentoo penguin is four species, including one new one, with three sub-Antarctic species at risk from climate change.

A South Atlantic whale sanctuary fell short at IWC70 in Hobart, while resolutions on strandings and vessel strikes were ...

Wild animals are not passive bystanders to climate change but active players in regulating it, according to a peer-reviewed article published this week in Global Change Biology – lending yet more ...

For the first time, scientists from across the globe have united behind a collective statement: that wild animals are active participants in keeping the planet alive, insisting these are ecological ...