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IUCN turtle assessment is positive but more work is needed
The IUCN's Marine Turtle Specialist Group's latest assessment shows conservation is working - but more work needs to be done.
‘Cautious optimism’ as turtle populations rebound
A new study finds that sea turtle populations around the world are on the rise, largely thanks to global campaigns for their protection
Pitcairn’s Ducie Atoll and Henderson Island recognised as Important Shark and Ray Areas
Pitcairn's Henderson Island and Ducie Atoll named Important Shark and Ray Areas by the IUCN - critical sites for shark conservation.
Shark and ray populations halved by overfishing in last 50 years
A new study finds that overfishing has caused populations of sharks, rays and chimaeras to decline by half since 1970.
44 per cent of coral species threatened with extinction – IUCN
A new IUCN Red List report published at COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, finds 44 per cent of reef-building coral species face extinction.
Ten of the most critically endangered marine species
From the smallest population of cetaceans to a seastar plagued by disease, here's ten iconic marine species listed as critically endangered
The orcas causing boat attacks in the Strait of Gibraltar
Discover the hunting tactics, migratory patterns and lives led by the endangered orcas attacking boats in the Strait of Gibraltar
Great white shark population ‘booming’ – scientists
Great white shark populations are 'booming' off the Atlantic coast of North America according to scientists at Ocearch
Increased protections for East African dugongs
The increasingly vulnerable East African dugong population has been reassessed on the IUCN Red List as Critically Endangered
UK petition to stop shark meat being sold under misleading names
A UK governmnet petition is asking for the law to be changed to prevent endangered shark species from being sold under misleading names
MMF study of black and striped marlin diving behaviour
A Marine Megafauna Foundation study finds the diving behaviour of black and striped marlin allows both species to successfully coexist.
Bahamas sharks: protected for nearly 30 years
Sharks have been protected in The Bahamas for more than a generation, Alex Kydd is impressed with the results...
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