As we approach the end of 2016, let us have some time to reflect on some of the most brilliant, awe-inspiring and dam right visually eclectic cult-conservation films, that have made it to our screens over the past two years. I won’t go into too...

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As the cyclone advances, people have been asked to stay indoors as a precautionary measure.

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation sees much value loss as massive amounts of plastic, especially what is used for packaging, ends up in landfill. Can standardization and extended producer responsibility make plastic recycling more profitable?

The ocean sustains life on Earth. It puts food on the table and underpins trillions of dollars of economic activity worldwide. It does all this freely. But not for long. The ocean is heading for a collapse.

Bycatch from overfishing has put at least 53 percent of Mediterranean shark species at risk of extinction

Lloyd Jones tells us about his love of Pembrokeshire, filmmaking and his work on Britain’s Sharks.

A study of the longest-living animal on Earth, the quahog clam, has provided researchers with an unprecedented insight into the history of the oceans.

Coral Sea Colours | Photo Essay | Wanderlusters | One of the most notable aspects of the reef has to be its wealth of colour. From the schools of vibrant and patterned reef fish.