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Bristol, England · Bristol

The Marine Biological Association publishes ‘South-West Marine Ecosystems – The State of South-West Seas in 2024’ report

Marine heatwaves, oceanic incomers and non-native invaders; our changing seas are revealed in the latest 'South-West Marine Ecosystems Report'.Read Article

Bangor, Wales · Bangor

Dr Keith Hiscock MBE awarded Honorary Degree by Bangor University

Congratulations to the MBA’s Associate Fellow, Dr Keith Hiscock MBE, who has been has been admitted as an Honorary Doctor of Science and to the Company of Honorary Fellows of Bangor University. Keith was awarded the Honorary Degree in recognition of the ‘Outstanding Scholarship and Innovation’ demonstrated by his pioneering work in Marine Protected Areas, ...Read Article

Extraordinary sea fan reef discovered off England’s Southwest coast during filming of 'Ocean with David Attenborough'

Hidden but vulnerable marine treasure discovered in collaboration between the Marine Biological Association, Silverback Films and Open Planet Studios. In an extraordinary moment of chance during the production of Ocean with David Attenborough, a vibrant and exceptionally well-preserved pink sea fan reef has been discovered off the southwest coast of England. The find, described as ...David Attenborough · England Read Article

‘Jaws’ Turns 50. It Changed Pop Culture and Our Perception of Sharks

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EU Eyes Leadership Role On Oceans Ahead Of UN Summit

40% Center coverage: 47 sources

The European Union Thursday unveiled a new roadmap on marine conservation -- addressing climate and pollution threats to biodiversity as well as challenges for coastal livelihoods -- ahead of a UN summit on preserving the world's oceans. United Nations · Brussels See the Story

What is eDNA and why is it a game changer for ocean observation and conservation?

If you’ve just watched Ocean with David Attenborough and found yourself awed by the beauty and fragility of marine life, you’re not alone. Along with the millions of others who watched this in turns devastating yet hopeful documentary, you may be asking: How can we better understand and protect life beneath the waves? One of ...David Attenborough · Bournemouth Read Article

Marine Biological Association Postgraduates sweep awards at prestigious PlyMSEF2025 Conference

The Marine Biological Association (MBA) is proud to celebrate the outstanding success of its postgraduate students, who secured an impressive five awards at the Annual PlyMSEF2025 Postgraduate Student Conference held at Plymouth Marine Laboratory. The conference, organised by the Plymouth Marine Science and Education Foundation (PlyMSEF), brought together early-career researchers from five leading marine institutions ...Plymouth, United Kingdom · Plymouth Read Article

Invasive non-native species: Understanding the basics

Following Invasive Species Week last week, and for the start of the the Big Rock Pool Challenge: National BioBlitz, MBA Associate Fellow, Dr John Bishop, explains the basics of understanding non-native species and the threats they pose to our native coastal marine life. What are invasive (non-native) species? Non-native species are those that are living ...Species · United Kingdom Read Article

Local fishermen and marine scientists come together to create sustainable future for pollack

DEFRA Minister for Food Security and Rural Affairs, Daniel Zeichner MP, met with the team behind the Pollack Fisheries Industry Science Partnership (FISP) during a visit to Plymouth this week. (L-R) Captain Richard Allan, Cattewater (Plymouth) Harbour Master & Chief Executive; Dave Uren, skipper of recreational fishing charter boat ‘The Mirage’; Daniel Zeichner MP; Dr ...Plymouth, United Kingdom · Plymouth Read Article

Ramona Brewster: Protect the Ocean

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I think we should protect our oceans because the sea animals are eating the trash, and some are dying. One thing I think would help is using cardboard containers instead of plastic ones.Brisbane City · Brisbane City See the Story

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