Looking For An Exciting Volunteer Opportunity? Head Out To The Caribbean
Caribbean Reef Buddy, a non-profit organization based on the island of Carriacou in the West Indies, has a slew of ongoing projects you can offer a helping hand... Read more.
Reefs In Architecture: Organic Design Proposal For Crisis Stricken Haiti
Vincent Callebaut has designed and proposed a 1,000-unit plug-in matrix for “The Pearl of the West Indies”, inspired but the organic form of coral. The... Read more.
Sydney’s Octopi Are Packing Their Bags, “To Tasmanian Waters!”
In light of Tasmanian warming heating up, Sydney’s eight-armed sea-folk are packing up, heading south, and reproducing with a greater population turnover... Read more.
Today is The Best Day – Octopus Awareness Day!
Well, maybe not the best day for EVERYONE, but it’s a pretty damn good day for me – we’re celebrating my favorite cephalopod of the deep today... Read more.
The Nobel Prize in Physics For 2014 Goes To The Inventors of the Blue LED
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has reached a final decision to award The Nobel Prize in Physics for 2014 to the following individuals: Isamu Akasaki of Meijo... Read more.
Reef Savvy: “We Give Tanks. To Give Thanks. To Help Kids Live.”
“100G of Bliss, Crated and Shipped to your door!”. Felix Bordon of Reef Savvy is at it again, donating a Reef Savvy™ 100Gg Limited Edition RedBottom... Read more.
Budget Cuts and Lay-Offs Threaten Great Barrier Reef Conservation Efforts
Well here’s some seriously troubling, ass-backwards news for you today. In the face of what seems to be the greatest deterioration we’ve yet to see over... Read more.
Mark Strickland Delivers Striking Marine Life Photography
Here’s some eye candy for you today. If you haven’t yet stumbled upon Mark Strickland’s underwater photography portfolio – go there. Go... Read more.
There’s Hope! Our Reefs Aren’t Quite As Doomed As We Believe
Here’s some positive news for you on the often believed bleak outlook for the health and survival of our beautiful coral reefs. A new longitudinal study from... Read more.
Over 35,000 Walruses Rush to Alaskan Shore When They Can’t Take The Heat
Sadly, not all of them are alive. On a beach just outside the village of Point Lay of Southeast Alaska, scientists from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration... Read more.