BLOG Uncategorized October 5, 2020

Get to Know the Paper Nautilus

The paper nautilus is a true anomaly in the cephalopod world. Despite its name, the paper nautilus—also known as an argonaut—is not a nautilus at all. It’s actually an octopus! Read on to learn more about these weird and...

BLOG Uncategorized October 5, 2020

Get to Know the Paper Nautilus

There’s nothing quite like the first time you plunge beneath the ocean’s surface with SCUBA gear and become immersed in a world that was invisible to you just moments ago; a world full of corals and kelp, fishes and turt...

BLOG FisheriesPolicyScienceUncategorized September 30, 2020

Protecting Our Planet’s Biodiversity

The Gulf of Mexico is using a new management approach for red snapper private recreational fishing. In 2018 and 2019, fishery managers from the National Marine Fisheries Service, the Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management Cou...

BLOG FloridaUncategorized September 29, 2020

What’s Going on With Gulf of Mexico Red Snapper Management?

Melting glaciers and plastic pollution are a few things on Jaguars rookie K’Lavon Chaisson’s mind when he’s not on the field. “I don’t know how you can ignore it,” he said about climate change. And Chaisson is making his...

BLOG ClimateUncategorized September 25, 2020

Jacksonville Jaguars Rookie K’Lavon Chaisson Joins Team Ocean

This week marks the 15th anniversary of Hurricane Rita, a Category 5 storm, weakened to Category 3 before coming ashore, that caused devastation to East Texas and the city of Houston. It seems fitting that its anniversar...

BLOG Uncategorized September 24, 2020

Hurricanes Worsened by Climate Change

Every summer growing up, my parents and I would pile into our Suburban with kayaks, beach toys and boogie boards and make the three-hour-long drive from Baltimore to the Jersey Shore. As a kid, those three hours felt lik...

BLOG ArcticClimateScienceUncategorized September 24, 2020

A Salute to Salt Marshes

For people living in northern climates, the transition to the fall season marks significant annual events, from the end of summer vacations to the emergence of brilliant autumn colors as cooler temperatures arrive. In th...

BLOG ClimatePlasticsUncategorized September 21, 2020

7 Questions About the Arctic Sea Ice Minimum, Answered

The San Francisco Giants chose Hunter Pence as their Roberto Clemente Award nominee for 2020, Major League Baseball’s (MLB) annual recognition of the MLB player who best represents the game through extraordinary characte...

Two-Time World Series Champion Hunter Pence Joins Team Ocean

Penned by Becca Robbins Gisclair, Nicholas J. Mallos, Michael LeVine and Henry P. Huntington, this blog is sourced from a featured column in the journal Environment on the threat plastic pollution poses in the Arctic Oce...

BLOG FloridaUncategorized September 15, 2020

Reducing Plastics and Other Waste in the Arctic Ocean

This blog was written by Dave Doebler, the co-founder, along with his partner Dara Schoenwald, of VolunteerCleanup.org, a citizen-led environmental action group that has removed tons of marine debris from South Florida w...