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Manta ray tourism worth 28 times more than killing them for Traditional Chinese Medicine

Biosphere conservation: monumental action is critical to avert global environmental crisis

Industrialized fishing has forced seabirds to change what they eat

New endangered list for ecosystems modeled after ‘Red list’ for species

Scientists discover that marine animals disperse seagrass

Featured video: saving sea turtles in Mexico’s Magdalena Bay

Are seagulls killing whales in Patagonia?

Munching on marine plastic kills sperm whale

Breaking the mold: Divya Karnad takes on fisheries and science journalism in India

Proposed coal plant threatens Critically Endangered Philippine cockatoo

Sharks and rays win protections at CITES

Has shark fin consumption peaked at 100M dead sharks per year?

Leatherback sea turtles suffer 78 percent decline at critical nesting sites in Pacific

From the brink of extinction: elephant seals stage remarkable comeback

Telling the story of the father of sea turtle conservation

Saving manta rays from the fin trade

Obama triples area of protected California coastline

Measuring nutrient pollution in pristine waters: Puerto Rico’s Vieques Island

Jeff Corwin talks sharks

Pledge to end wildlife trafficking for Wildlife Conservation Day

Could rebuilding global fisheries save hundreds of billions of dollars?

BP fined $4.5 billion for Gulf of Mexico oil spill, but company may spend more buying its own stocks

Climate change threatens population of Earth’s largest sea turtle

Photos: Mozambique creates Africa’s biggest marine protected area

Above the ocean: saving the world’s most threatened birds

A new way to measure the ocean’s health

Penguins face a slippery future

Strangest island in the Caribbean may be a sanctuary for critically endangered coral

Indonesia eco-newswrap: farmers threaten to immolate themselves over plantation plan

Cowards at Rio?: organizations decry ‘pathetic’ agreement

World failing to meet promises on the oceans

Australia sets aside 40 percent of its waters for protection

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