by Richard Aspinall | Sep 11, 2018 | Science
New fossil evidence shows that at least one early turtle relative evolved their characteristic beaks before their shells, according to a report in... by Richard Aspinall | Jul 5, 2017 | Travel
Seagrasses are fascinating. They’re one of the few ‘higher’ plants, as the text books used to call them, that have adapted through evolution to an entirely marine existence. Pretty much everything else you see underwater from the plant kingdom is... by Richard Aspinall | Feb 11, 2016 | Conservation, Science
Marine conservationists have quite a difficult time of it. Things are not going well for our oceans. Ocean acidification, huge amounts of plastic pollution, and overfishing add up to one heck of a series of apparently unsurmountable... by Heidi dM | Dec 18, 2015 | Conservation, Science
Photo: BlairSnow I have finally found a present that I don’t need to reuse, reduce or recycle! It’s the “in” thing to give as a Christmas present this year and….you can even be a...
