Editor’s Choice
Some of my personal favorite posts and topics
Sharks have much more reason to fear us than we have to fear them. Shark populations around the globe are declining, so what are we doing to protect them?
Shark Week returns to the Discovery Channel this weekend. Is the week designed to scare people or to educate them?
I spent the afternoon at Miami Seaquarium speaking with protestors who lined up around the park entrance to show their support for the anti-captivity movement.
Contributing writer Mike Bear recently interviewed marine biologist Richard Wylie. Find out how this scientist turned into an award-winning underwater photographer!
Check out our latest guest post from Matthew Huelsenbeck, a marine scientist at Oceana, about seismic airgun testing and the effects it will have on marine life.
For the first time, the annual dolphin hunt in Taiji, Japan is no longer just an issue for activists – it’s now also becoming a scientific issue.
Learn more about The Whale, a true story about a young orca who lost his family, in this Q&A with co-directors Suzanne Chisholm and Michael Parfit.
Did you know that half of our fish is farmed? But, “in order to feed the fish in our fish farm, we need to fish for more fish out in the ocean…”
Why Make the Ship Strike Rule Permanent? Because It’s Working.
North Atlantic right whales are among the most endangered species in the world and ship strikes are by far the biggest cause of death.
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