For the Caribbean nations, the challenge is translating national efforts and regional commitments into protection across the wider seascape
With the 2030 deadline approaching, the test is no longer simply whether the ocean receives greater attention at global meetings.
As UN negotiations approach, growing scientific concern over the damage caused by bottom trawling is fuelling calls for governments to phase out the practice on high-seas seamounts by the end of 2027. Beneath the ocean’s surface lie underwater mountains…
Existing national commitments would increase figure of protected ocean to 12% by 2030, while only 3.5% is assessed as effectively protected
The Western Indian Ocean has spent 40 years building the architecture for cooperation and the next chapter is what it delivers.
On the last weekend of June 2026, the Sea Shepherd vessel Age of Union tracked a European purse seiner out of Gabonese waters. It was the final EU tuna boat to leave. By June 29, the country’s exclusive economic…
Displacement in Baringo has a history that predates the current crisis as 2020, Lake Baringo grew from 236 to roughly 278 square kilometres
AU Commission works towards a common negotiating position for states ahead of IMO’s next shipping decarbonisation talks as Red Sea shakes
Nine Years On: Scientists Return to Mombasa to Count What’s Left of the Western Indian Ocean’s Reefs
For a lot of people, coral reefs are things that are talked about in abstract and the workshop delved in exact figures at stake as documented.
Commemorated on 26th of July annually, World Mangrove Day draws attention to the ecological and economic importance of mangroves