SEABAS – Solving The Puzzle
Maritime spatial planning (MSP) has been a key asset for the Baltic Sea countries in making effective use of the limited yet busy sea area from surface to seafloor. The surrounding countries are so...
From sustainable extraction to tech-driven innovation, young innovators represent the next wave shaping Nigeria’s mineral economy. Nigeria’s next generation of mining changemakers are just getting ...
¡Charlas MAPE! Hablemos de minería artesanal y de pequeña escala, ¡bienvenidos!
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In this episode of “After the Fact,” Pew expert Julian Jackson explains what seabed mining is and what its consequences could be. We also hear from filmmakers Eleanor Mor...
Bathurst's mine proposal is so big, it's almost ridiculous.
Sadly, the mega-mine could become reality, if we don't mobilise to stop it.
These teeny, tiny tentacles belong to the smallest cephalopod in the ocean: the pygmy squid. Living in the warm, sun-dappled waters of the Indo-Pacific, they keep to the shallows among fronds of se...
Basking, burrowed in the soft sands of Indonesia, this snake eel has only its head jutting from the substrate. A handful of tiny cleaner shrimp jostle for prime position — a small, industrious crow...
#BREAKING: Bathurst Resources has delayed their application to mine the Denniston Plateau. We had a big party today because this delay shuts the door on Bathurst’s hopes the application could be do...
Underwater Explosives – Past, Present and Future
Sea mines and other underwater explosives remain an overlooked legacy of past and current conflicts. Millions of tonnes of munitions lie corroding on the seafloor and in inland waters, posing risks...
Some sea snails have an extension of their mantle called a siphon. This tube-like structure serves many important functions as it slowly makes its way across the seafloor. By drawing water in and o...
As demand for critical minerals accelerates, attention is turning to ever more remote and fragile environments – including the deep sea. But deep-sea mining (DSM) comes with significant environment...
Sea otters use rocks as tools to crack open shells! 🦦
Learn more about sea otters with our Marine Life Encyclopedia: https://oceana.ly/seaotter
#seaotters #ocean #marinelife
With the charm of a Pixar character, this teeny, tiny creature is unarguably enchanting. The bobtail squid is known to hide itself in the sand during the day, but at night, their cunning camouflage...
🇲🇹 Il-Gżejjer Maltin jospitaw popolazzjonijiet importanti tal-Garnija, speċi mhedda. Din it-tajra tal-baħar tidħol fil-kolonji tagħha biss fid-dlam, u dan jagħmilha partikolarment sensittiva għat-t.
...own with John Parianos of the Cook Islands Seabed Minerals Authority to discuss seabed mining and how the Cook Islands are approaching the many questions that surround it.
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Clearing mines laid at sea can be an 'extremely challenging and very dangerous' undertaking according to Paul Heslop, an expert with the UN Mine Action Service (UNMAS) which focuses on clearing lan...
Join Amira on her Meti-Meti. 🦀🐚🪸
The word “Meti” refers to low tide. When the sea recedes, reefs and tidal flats are revealed.
In coastal Indonesia, families walk out together to gather shellfish
Beacons of Hope Australia: Jared Copley—A Business Model for Sovereignty
Jared Copley (CEO, Aboriginal Sea Company) breaks down the innovative business model designed to overcome the massive logistical challenges of fishing in remote Australia. By handling the "back off...