Coastal villages struggle to recover after oil spill disaster near Philippine capital

The dynamic coastline of Trinidad's Grande Rivière Beach requires coastal zone planning

Pacific groups celebrate Ocean Week by opposing deep sea mining

World Oceans Day, in photos from Trinidad & Tobago

As international negotiations end in Jamaica, the threat of deep-sea mining hangs over the world's oceans

Despite widespread opposition, Japan plans to dump water from Fukushima plant into the Pacific Ocean

World Oceans Day: The Caribbean Sea faces dual threat of climate change and overfishing

Marine ecosystems and livelihoods at risk if Venezuelan oil tanker sinks

Belize's new fisheries bill: A ‘model for how to manage marine resources’

Belize gets serious about ocean conservation with new Fisheries Resources Bill

The Number One Thing We Can Do to Protect the Earth’s Oceans

Marine governance favors consumption and commerce over conservation. Here's what we can do about it.

This Island in the Indian Ocean Is Small, But the Lessons It Offers on Clean Power Are Anything But

The Indonesian island Sumba is working to provide 100-percent renewable electricity to all 650,000 residents by 2025.

Mozambique: Diving and Defending Marine Life

Recent alarm has been raised about overfishing at one of Mozambique's most important tourist beaches. We document involvement of Mozambicans as dive professionals and conservationists - crucial to a sustainable future for Mozambique's coastal areas, where it is estimated two-thirds of the population lives.

Philippines’ worst marine disaster

The beautiful island of Guimaras, located in central Philippines, is under state of calamity. More than 26,000 people who depend on fishing suddenly lost their livelihood after tanker MT Solar 1, chartered by Petron, sank in 3,000 ft of water with some two million liters of industrial fuel.

Trinidad’s border communities face rising citizen security risks amid U.S.-Venezuela tensions

Can local communities curb illegal, unregulated, and unreported (IUU) fishing in Cameroon's Douala Edea National Park?

Africa’s blue economy is still an underutilized resource

World Environment Day: In Jamaica, the battle against plastics continues

Tobago's coral reefs brace for ‘imminent threat’

Year in review: Climate justice remained a pressing issue for the Caribbean in 2024

The impact of China's fishing policies on West Africa