Teagan Johnson fell in love with marine science at the age of 14.After attending a two-week camp at University of North ...

Scientists from University of Florida have used drones and smart modelling to accurately count over 41,000 endangered turtles ...

Discover more about vanishing islands across the globe, and why some 'phantom islands' have entirely disappeared from maps ...

After a whirlwind tour of Darwin’s creative scene, it was time to go deeper into the country and hit the highway east towards ...

Genevieve Bale was enjoying a day off from work on Monday when she decided to take her dog for a walk along a virtually empty ...

Ghost fishing nets — abandoned, lost or discarded fishing nets that can drift for years — and marine debris are a big issue ...

The animal control agency noted that “if you spot this reptile, please immediately contact animal control or the police department, please do not approach and let the professionals handle ...

A team of paleontologists led by National Geographic Explorer Paul Sereno uncovered a trove of dinosaur fossils in the Sahara desert in Niger, including this long-necked herbivore ...

A family travelling the country in their caravan were treated to an incredible display off the Australian coast right from ...

A family returns to Mexico to rewrite a cursed sailing trip-and finds magic in windblown anchorages and wildlife-rich waters.

The sargassum that's been impacting local beaches brings not just decaying seaweed and unpleasant odours, but also lots of marine creatures.

The following Ipukarea article is written by a GROW Aitutaki representative on the groups recent turtle monitoring experience with Te Ipukarea Society and Ocean Toa. GROW Aitutaki is an active youth ...