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A new report shows advances in ocean observing for climate resilience, operational services, ocean health, and sustainable economies — yet warns that without stronger,

Summary The ocean and climate change dialogue (“dialogue”) was mandated by the Conference of the Parties at its twenty-sixth session. The 2025 dialogue was held

Environment and Fishery Laws prohibit trade of these critically endangered species   (San José, Costa Rica – February 10, 2025). Costa Rica authorized the traffic of

Discover the State of the Ocean Report 2024 The State of the Ocean Report has the ambition to inform policymakers about the state of the

Long-distance movements associated with environmental and ecological drivers are common in a wide array of mobile marine species. Understanding such movements and associated drivers

Coalition of Costa Rican Marine conservation organizations call on the government to support shark conservation at #CITESCoP19 CITES

Our Shared Seas Report synthesizes findings on the state of marine conservation funding across philanthropy, development aid, NGO discretionary funding, and private finance.  This

Ocean scientists around the world are studying the "unique moment" of quiet created by the pandemic. The researchers have called their vast listening experiment: The

Redesigning ship propellors and installing acoustic “curtains” could lower the volume on anthropogenic noise that disrupts ocean life Scientific American Shipping noise and other sounds