Great Barrier Reef faces worst coral bleaching in history
New research reveals the Great Barrier Reef is facing its most severe coral bleaching event on record, with global heating pushing this natural wonder toward irreversible decline.
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Native Oysters Return to British Shores After Decades
Exciting conservation efforts are bringing native oysters back to UK coastal waters, creating thriving marine ecosystems and reviving a lost part of Britain's natural heritage.
Deadly Sea Creature Washes Up on UK Beach
Beachgoers issued urgent safety warning after highly venomous weever fish discovered on Kent shoreline. Experts reveal how to spot and avoid Britain's most dangerous sea creature.
Budget Uncertainty Creates 'Brutal' Climate for Boat Show
The prestigious Southampton International Boat Show faces unprecedented challenges as government budget decisions create a 'brutal' climate for marine businesses, with exhibitors feeling 'very attacked' by financial uncertainty.
River ladder gives salmon a fighting chance
A remarkable conservation project on a Northumberland river is helping Atlantic salmon overcome man-made obstacles, offering hope for this endangered species.
Shipwrecks Become Marine Havens in UK Waters
Marine scientists discover artificial reefs created from historic shipwrecks are dramatically boosting fish populations and biodiversity around Britain's coastline in groundbreaking conservation effort.
Carnivorous 'Death Ball' Sponge Found in Ocean Depths
Scientists uncover a trove of bizarre new species in Antarctica's deep waters, including a flesh-eating sponge that rolls across the seafloor like a macabre tumbleweed.
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