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Ocean dead zones have nearly quadrupled since 1994

Microbes could be the key to coral death

Fast-growing coral may help reefs survive global warming

New ‘red list’ seeks to stave off global seafood collapse

Expedition finds inverted pyramid where sharks dominate marine ecology

Widespread butterflyfish may go extinct due to global warming, pollution

Tuna may go the way of cod: a collapsed fishery

Mysteries of the Great White Shark unveiled

Digital maps and mathematical analysis could reduce fishing bycatch

Ocean trawling impacts can be seen from space

World’s largest marine protected area established in the South Pacific

Only 4% of the ocean is pristine according to first oceanic map of human-impact

Sea turtle makes record migration – 12,774 miles

Sunscreen damages coral reefs

Groups call for doubling of reef protection for International Year of the Reef

Starfish invasion threatens world’s richest coral reefs

Stanford University, Monterey Bay Aquarium launch center to save oceans

Human activity is killing coral reefs in the Caribbean

Demise of deep-sea species could lead to collapse of ocean ecosystems

Japan cancels plan to kill 50 humpback whales

Study shows that sea turtles can recover

Fish farms are killing wild salmon in British Columbia

Global warming will degrade 98% of coral reefs by 2050

Traffic cones used to protect seabirds

conservation promotes larger fish stocks and higher profits for fishermen

Coral reefs with seasonal temperatures may survive climate change

Vulnerable Australian sea lions further threatened by gillnets and lobster pots

Only 150 vaquita remain

86% of sea turtle species threatened with extinction

Mexican fishing villages work to change practices to preserve loggerhead turtles

Gray whale populations a fraction of historic level

World’s first sustainable tuna fishery certified

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