Marine turtles can also suffer from decompression sickness
First study on occurrence and severity of gaseous embolia and subsequent decompression in marine turtles on board trawl fishing vessels…
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The project “Tramuntana Dolphins” reaches Europe
This week FARNET (European Fisheries Areas Network) has visited us to make an article about our project “Tramuntana Dolphins” in…
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Running or walking for nature, collect litter…and get money for conservation projects. Yes, this is what we ask you to do.
Can you imagine that we ask you to organize teams between 2 and 12 people to participate in a 60km…
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The Inspector Clouseau or the strange case of the pink manta
A few days ago, a strange photo was captured by the photographer Kristian Laine. He could see (and photograph) a…
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We start the AHAB Project in the Mediterranean Cetacean Migration Corridor
Deep diving cetacean and other species on the north sector of the Mediterranean Cetacean Migration Corridor The Protected Marine Area…
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What are these underwater works of art hiding?
The Japanese pufferfish of the genus Torquigener is the responsible for this geometric pattern in the sand. With just 12 centimetres, the…
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JPI Oceans agenda includes underwater noise and aims to support Marine Strategic Framework Directive on the implementation of Descriptor 11
Last year was held in Brussels the first workshop on underwater noise under the umbrella of the JPI Oceans initiative.…
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Water and the secret to happiness
Did you know that people that visit the coast at least twice a week tend to experience better general and…
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Bye bye fan mussel
The IUCN (the International Union for Conservation of Nature) is an international organization for the preservation of natural resources. This…
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