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Today, we’re getting in the winter spirit by spotlighting five remarkable marine animals that depend on cold and icy environments to thrive.
1. NarwhalsNarwhals are often called the “unicorns of the sea” because of their href="https://oceanconservanc...
When reflecting on conversations with my Ocean Conservancy colleagues, the word that repeatedly comes to mind to describe this year for us is fortitude.
Collaboration and courage for our ocean have anchored our work despite href="https://oceanconservancy.org/newsroom/press-release/2025/01/21/president-trump-day-one-executive-order-pari...
For two weeks each fall, representatives from all over the world gather for the Conference on Parties (COP) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), the primary international body for coordinating global action against climate change. This past November, COP30 was held in Belém, Brazil. While we know climate action is falling short of what’s need...
From superheroes to myths and legends, humans are fascinated by creatures whose appearance helps them move through the water with stealth. From shape shifters to massive predators, all ocean creatures have abilities that help them navigate the open seas. Meet five incredible see-through animals you can find in our ocean—if you can spot them.
Chirodotid s...The ocean has long been the end of the pipe for plastic pollution, with ocean wildlife bearing the brunt of the overproduction and overconsumption of single-use plastics. The world now produces more plastics than at any point in history—hundreds of millions of tons each year—and more than 11 million metric tons are flowing into the ocean annually. That is equivalent to more t...
