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Majestic creatures of our oceans – Ray Conservation in a world of change
Read more: Majestic creatures of our oceans – Ray Conservation in a world of changeThe remarkable world of rays They are the most graceful swimmers in our oceans, and giants among their kind. Rays, the unique relatives of sharks, are crucial to our oceans’ ecosystem. Classified into 26 families and over 600 species, rays live throughout the world’s oceans. Despite their colossal appearance, they are gentle creatures and are…
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Manta Ray Conservation and Science Communication
Read more: Manta Ray Conservation and Science CommunicationJasmine is currently based in the UK and is a media and communications specialist, conservation filmmaker, marine scientist, scuba diving instructor, and an award-winning underwater photographer. With over a decade of marine conservation experience across South and Southeast Asia, she has managed conservation projects, developed underwater photography work, and taught scuba diving. Jasmine is dedicated…
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The Hidden Scars Beneath the Waves
Read more: The Hidden Scars Beneath the WavesWhy bottom trawling has to stop.
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Marine Heat Waves -Fuel for the Unusual and Extreme
Read more: Marine Heat Waves -Fuel for the Unusual and ExtremeSomething is also fueling thei hurricanes intensity and making them more dangerous than ever: ocean heat.
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How are marine protected areas actually protected?
Read more: How are marine protected areas actually protected?Marine protected areas – blooming flora and fauna and a great variety of animal species, no boats with tourists, no fishing, no crowded shores. That’s what the majority of people imagine protected areas to be. It seems as if nature is recovering as if we have found a way to restore and repair those parts…
