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An oyster looks like one of the least impressive animals in the sea: a lumpy shell cemented to a rock or a piling, sitting motionless for its entire life. Yet each one is a tireless, living water-treatment plant, and a r…
More than 1,000 farming families in Malawi's Lower Shire Valley have lost their farmland permanently since Cyclone Freddy devastated Elephant Marsh in 2023, with floodwaters that have not receded in three years exposing…
The Marine Conservation Institute recognised six marine protected areas as Blue Parks at the Our Ocean conference in Mombasa on 16 June 2026, honouring sites in Madagascar, Senegal, Chile, and Canada whose management has…
The sun does not warm the Earth evenly. The tropics receive a flood of solar energy while the poles get only a glancing share, and if nothing moved that heat around, the equator would be scorching and the polar regions e…
Every year since before living memory, hundreds of people on the Farasan Islands in the Red Sea wade into the water to catch longnose parrotfish, known locally as hareed, which gather at Al-Hasis Beach in a dense aggrega…
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