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As climate change transforms marine ecosystems and pressure on the ocean grows, biobanking is gaining more attention

The octopus lifestyle of ‘live fast, die young and make lots of babies’ mean their populations respond quickly to a changing environment. How fisheries respond remains to be seen

Bottom trawling remains one of the world’s most efficient fishing methods, but mounting evidence suggests its environmental damage - from habitat destruction to carbon emissions - comes at a far greater cost than its economic returns

Alan Gojanovic explains how IMarEST funding has helped fish survive and thrive on the reef

Following the 2025 UN Climate Change Conference, steps are in place to help protect the ocean and accelerate decarbonisation in shipping.

These crucial ecosystems are among the planet’s most effective natural defences against climate change and rising seas

Compact, highly efficient carbon capture systems are gaining traction to help decarbonisation efforts in shipping and beyond.

The dangers of traditional acid-based descalers in focus, with environment concerns and equipment longevity key drivers for alternatives.

The BeWild project aims to explore opportunities for monitoring biodiversity in offshore wind parks.

Cycling the Rhine River, IMarEST member Hannah Muir discovered many people ‘doing great work’ to improve water health.