Maggie Amsler, Department of Biology University of Alabama at Birmingham

By Hollie Booth July 28, 2018

If sharks were to disappear, it would be bad news for all of us.

Carbon dioxide emissions are killing off coral reefs and kelp forests as heat waves and ocean acidification damage marine ecosystems, scientists have warned.

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Most people’s to-do lists are, almost by definition, pretty dull, filled with those quotidian little tasks that tend to slip out of our minds. Pick up the laundry. Get that thing for the kid. Buy milk, canned yams and kumquats at the local market.

These women are determined to protect the planet and its most vulnerable species.

A previously undiscovered extinct volcano deep in the Pacific Ocean off the coast of B.C. is home to many species that have never been seen by humans before now.

A scientist says the deep sea expedition helps understand and protect Ireland's marine biodiversity.

Just 13 percent of the ocean remains largely untouched by human activity, and without strong action to preserve such areas, they will likely be lost forever