Tanks for fish
25 expired tanks are pushed into the Gulf of Thailand to provide shelter for fish and other marine species.
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25 expired tanks are pushed into the Gulf of Thailand to provide shelter for fish and other marine species.
The oil pipeline explosion last Friday in China has caused oil to spread from one of the country's largest ports to 430km2 ...
Humans and animals fight against the huge oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico while millions of liters of oil continue to escape from the bottom of the bay.
United Nations experts warn humans will not have a chance to see fish in the oceans by 2050 if we do not allow their numbers to recover.
The campaign of destroying thorny starfish to protect corals in Nha Trang bay marine protected area was launched by Khanh Hoa province on May 20 ...
Experts and marine researchers in Australia are planning to rescue rare dolphins in the waters of this country.
Recent studies show that the number of white shark species on the oceans is decreasing, even lower than the number of tigers left in the jungle.
The management board of Nha Trang Bay MPA today releases thousands of precious seafood varieties into the sea at Hon Mun island area.
Quang Tri Provincial People's Committee has just decided to establish Con Co island marine protected area with a total area of 4,532 ha according to the type of specie…
Mr. Ralph Cantral, senior adviser to the Bureau of Marine and Coastal Resources Management - US National Marine and Atmospheric Administration has released three options.
Vietnam belongs to the countries most severely affected by global climate change. The biggest challenge of Vietnam is not having appropriate strategies and policies.
There is no charm like Antarctica or Mount Everest, but the twice-Pacific Pacific trash mountain is the destination for adventurers this summer.
Overfishing and diseases are gradually killing marine life in many temperate estuarine regions in the world and coastal ecosystems.
Before the whale hunt in the 1800s, the waters surrounding New Zealand had about 27,000 head whales - about 30 times the current number of whales.
The crust of many animals living in the ocean is thinning over time, as seawater absorbs more and more CO2 emissions.