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Researchers have found that people's understanding and perception of #storms and #sealevelrise, and their associated impacts, can significantly influence how and whether they engage in coastal adaptation actions. https://t.co/9lN5ioShia via @physorg_com #oceanrisk
The global fishing fleet has more than doubled since 1950, but it's not because the fishing has gotten easier. Rather, fishing boats travel farther and longer to catch a declining stock of fish, according to a new study. https://t.co/ioDrF3KKTo via @CNN #overfishing #scicomm
This scientist couple created an airborne observatory to map tropical forests. Now they’re using it to identify threatened #coralreefs. https://t.co/sTzIYdDCm6 via @nytimes #coralrestoration #oceanrisk #scicomm
Clare Kelly – The island of Virgin Gorda was named after its resemblance of a reclining lady, but there were no recliners to be seen on the island earlier this month as Unite BVI (a not-for-profit foundation set up by Virgin Unite and the Branson family), held the foundation’s first aquathon competition.
Louisa Casson –The UN ocean negotiations have been taking place recently and the outcome of the negotiations will affect us all. They bring together leaders from all around the world to talk about ocean protection and what we can do to restore ocean health.
Karen Sack – In ‘The Deep: The Hidden Wonders of Our Oceans and How We Can Protect Them’ Alex Rogers reveals the deep-sea world to be almost beyond imagination.
Rowana Walton –Descending into the deep ocean of Aldabra – the world’s second-largest coral atoll – we entered an alien world akin to the lunar landscape of the moon.
