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Analysis of how marine ecosystems responded during the first year when global temperatures temporarily exceeded 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels suggests ocean heat damage is not just a summer issue

Caroline Rowland, head of ocean, cryosphere and climate, at the UK Met Office explains the causes and effects of these ever-increasing phenomena. 

Recent research found that adding data collected by tagged sharks could improve seasonal ocean forecasts by up to 40%

Beneath the waves off Florida, a retired aircraft carrier lies upright on the seabed. In Mexico, hundreds of silent human figures stand in formation as coral slowly claims their faces. In the North Sea, a ‘boulder barrier’ sits atop the Dogger Bank sandbank

Eric Holliday explains why we should be celebrating a milestone for the global fishing fleet

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

E. E. Manuel Nicolaus reports back from Future Ocean 25

Eric Holliday outlines why fishing might just be the world's most dangerous job

Latest findings highlight the failure to remove invasive species in between 29% to 44% of operational systems.

Journalists Chris Arsenault and Philippe Le Billon take us through the making of their story that has won the 2023 award in honour of the late Kevin Tester, the IMarEST's former technical advisor and marine journalist.