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Under Threat

What’s killing South Africa’s seals?

Biodiversity

In pictures: Marine species on the brink

Aquaculture

China’s coastline in transition

Deep-sea mining

Species threatened by deep-sea mining

Protected Areas

Chile’s latest marine park

Under Threat

Call of the Blue: the fragility of marine life – in photos

What We Eat

60 days at sea

Aquaculture

Inside Xiangshan’s struggling fishing industry

Tourism

Zhejiang fishermen switch to tourism

Jellyfish. Bobbing along on the ocean surface, plastic bags are mistaken for jellyfish by hungry turtles.
Culture

Plastic fish

Overfishing

Chinese aquaculture is driving fisheries to the brink

Overfishing

China’s distant water fishing fleet growing unsustainably

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Under Threat

What’s killing South Africa’s seals?

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How plastic is fuelling a hidden climate crisis in Southeast Asia

Aerial view of oil tanker leaking oil, scene of Mauritius oil spill in the Indian Ocean Article
Blue economy

Palau ocean conference pledges $16 billion to safeguard marine health

A-farmer-feeding-his-Babylonia-lutosa-snails Article
Aquaculture

To meet global food demand, aquaculture needs more policy support and research

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