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This discovery challenges the conventional understanding of tiger sharks as purely solitary animals, revealing a predictable seasonal convergence of mature males and females that coincides with the humpback whale calving season in Hawaiʻi.
Solving the Mating MysteryFor years, it was unclear how tiger sharks, which are typically solitary wanderers, came together to rep...
After analyzing nearly seventy years of monitoring data from the Dutch water authority (Rijkswaterstaat), researchers from NIOZ, the University of Antwerp, and Utrecht University found that the once diverse mosaic of mudflats, sandbars, and tidal channels in the Western Scheldt is gradually being replaced by a more uniform and increasingly vegetated landscape, with less space...
To support engineering and design optimization for the Porto project—the first megawatt-scale implementation under the Company’s 20 MW concession agreement with APDL—Eco Wave Power retained the services of MetOcean Consult, a Netherlands-based consultancy specializing in independent metocean analysis, environmental data services, and numerical wave- and flow modeling for offs...
GO-SHIP is the international community’s premier program for full-depth, high-accuracy, repeat observations of the global ocean, providing the climate-quality data required to detect and understand long-term changes in ocean heat, carbon, circulation, oxygen, and biogeochemistry. Coordinated by 19 nations across a global network of 55 hydrographic sections, GO-SHIP represents...
Using more than 15 million cubic yards of dredged material—enough to fill the Superdome approximately three times—the project has rebuilt approximately 3,180 acres of marsh. Where open water had steadily expanded over the years, new marsh now stretches across the lake’s edge, reconnecting habitat, supporting wildlife, and restoring natural processes that help sustain Louisian...
