Oceana sat down with Dr. Heather J. Lynch to learn more about her work with Antarctic penguins and the important role they play in the Antarctic ecosystem. Dr. Lynch studies penguins and other Antarctic seabirds to understand and track how the broader Antarctic ecosystem is responding to the effects of climate change, fishing, and tourism. ... Read more The post Q&A with Dr. Heather J. Lynch: How Antarctic Penguins Reveal the Health of their Ecosystem appeared first on Oceana.| Oceana
Marine scientists have now officially recognized a new manta ray species in the Atlantic! Read more about this discovery in our blog.| Oceana
Uncover the secrets of stinky seaweed, known as sargassum. This brown algae is vital for marine life while affecting coastal areas.| Oceana
Spending their days hiding away in coral crevices, the Caribbean reef octopus establishes its home in shallow reefs or among plants and rocks on the ocean floor. Learn more.| Oceana
Every single person at Oceana plays a role in making our victories happen. But who are these people? Read more to meet Oceana's staff.| Oceana
Learn about the two species of manta rays. Visit the Oceana blog to learn more about the giant manta ray and reef manta rays.| Oceana
Many marine animals have their own unique ways of showing affection. Discover these heartwarming partnerships beneath the waves.| Oceana
Explore the Oceana blog to learn about all things ocean conservation. We write about the latest news, expeditions, stories, and ways to protect and restore our oceans.| Oceana
Sharks don’t just rule the ocean with speed and strength—they also come equipped with an incredible hidden ability: a sixth sense that helps them detect electromagnetic fields in water. This built-in superpower is thanks to tiny gel-filled canals on their snouts called ampullae of Lorenzini. These special organs can detect the faint electric fields produced ... Read more The post SHARKS HAVE A SIXTH SENSE—AND IT’S ELECTRIFYING appeared first on Oceana.| Oceana
The ocean offers us so many natural wonders – and seashells are some of its most beautiful gifts. Instead of buying plastic decor or mass-produced souvenirs, why not create something meaningful using shells you’ve collected? Small and beautiful, seashell candles make thoughtful handmade gifts — ideal for birthdays, weddings, hostess gifts, or decorating a beloved ... Read more The post Shell-abrate World Seashell Day with A Handmade Candle! appeared first on Oceana.| Oceana
Picture this: A starry moonlit night filled with nothing but the sounds of the waves crashing on the shore. But under the cover of night, a quiet liveliness unfolds as female turtles come ashore to lay over 100 eggs then slip back to sea as quietly as they arrived. For the green sea turtle ... Read more The post A Story of Resilience: The Green Sea Turtle appeared first on Oceana.| Oceana
Oceana’s Dr. Kimberly Warner explains what you need to know about the tiny plastic particles. When we think about plastic pollution in the ocean, we might picture plastic bottles and bags strewn across beaches, floating atop waves, or endangering marine wildlife. But there is also a more insidious side of plastic pollution: the less visible ... Read more The post What are microplastics — and should we worry about them? appeared first on Oceana.| Oceana
Large whales may be able to live over 130 years, but North Atlantic right whales are being robbed of the chance to live this long.| Oceana
Working to protect and restore our oceans, Oceana is the largest international advocacy organization dedicated solely to ocean conservation. Learn more and get involved.| Oceana
A new Oceana analysis reveals the global scale of China’s visible fishing fleet| Oceana