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Mediterranean Low Impact Fishers Warn Enforcement Gaps Are Pushing Coastal Fleets to the Brink

Mediterranean Low Impact Fishers Warn Enforcement Gaps Are Pushing Coastal Fleets to the Brink

Small-scale fishers in the Mediterranean are warning that their livelihoods are being squeezed as fish populations remain depleted and day-to-day fishing becomes less viable. With European Ocean Days approaching and the…

Wed Mar 04 20264 min
Sonardyne Introduces Observer to Monitor Subsea Asset Integrity in Real Time Over Long Deployments

Sonardyne Introduces Observer to Monitor Subsea Asset Integrity in Real Time Over Long Deployments

Sonardyne has launched Observer, a subsea monitoring system designed to support real-time integrity management for offshore energy infrastructure. The product is positioned as an off-the-shelf platform that combines moti…

Wed Mar 04 20264 min
Aventus Energy Wins Inch Cape Foundations Contract as Port of Leith Takes on Year Long Completion Scope

Aventus Energy Wins Inch Cape Foundations Contract as Port of Leith Takes on Year Long Completion Scope

Aventus Energy has secured a major contract from Inch Cape Offshore to deliver foundation completion activities for the 1.1 gigawatt Inch Cape offshore wind farm off the Angus coast. The work is being delivered at Edinbu…

Wed Mar 04 20265 min
Citizen Scientists Map Giant Pavona Coral Near Cairns, Potentially Among the Reef’s Largest Single Colonies

Citizen Scientists Map Giant Pavona Coral Near Cairns, Potentially Among the Reef’s Largest Single Colonies

A volunteer team working with Citizens of the Reef has documented an unusually large coral structure on the Great Barrier Reef during surveys for the Great Reef Census. The colony was first noticed by diver Jan Pope whil…

Fri Feb 27 20264 min
Coral Reef Microbiomes Yield Hundreds of New Microbes and a Vast Cache of Drug Like Chemistry at Risk from Warming

Coral Reef Microbiomes Yield Hundreds of New Microbes and a Vast Cache of Drug Like Chemistry at Risk from Warming

Coral reefs are often described through their visible biodiversity, but a large share of their resilience and chemical complexity sits in the microbial communities that live on and within reef organisms. A new Nature stu…

Fri Feb 27 20265 min
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