Scientists are continually researching some basic questions regarding biodispersion and animal behavior. With shark research, they are loo...

Several times in this blog I have cited my support of ecotourism as a means of enlightening people to the wonders of nature and the need for...

There's one marine animal that, frankly, I don't pay much attention to in this blog and that is sea birds. Except for concern over ...

The latest report from the Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Program ( AMAP ) confirms what other scientific agencies have been saying, that ...

Next weekend in Ft. Meyers Beach, Florida, the annual "Are You Man Enough" Shark Tournament was going to be held where fishermen ...

Just a little over two weeks away, World Oceans Day is an internationally recognized, public relations opportunity, sponsored by The Ocean ...

My recent posting about domoic acid brought a comment from a reader about the proactive stance taken by the Center for Biological Diversity...

The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is one of the largest conservation organizations with a broad range of interests and projects ranging from co...

The ocean is being bombarded from several directions and the effects can be not only predicted with computer models but can be seen right no...

One more shark story, and this one ties into the Shark-Free Marinas Initiative I wrote about last Thursday . Early this month, Florida sp...