May brings warm, sunny days to the Greek Islands without the peak summer crowds. Discover why this month offers the ideal balance for ocean lovers and travelers.
The Ocean Magazine

Cornell University researchers have developed an AI system that combines satellite data with underwater measurements to predict coral bleaching events earlier and more accurately.

The Ocean Cleanup’s System 004 has declared a 100,000-square-kilometer section of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch plastic-free, marking a major milestone in ocean restoration.

New research reveals the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation is weakening faster than expected. Here’s what it means for our planet.

Manta and devil ray populations are in free fall. This week, a global campaign is doubling donations to protect these intelligent, endangered creatures.

Beneath the waves, countless creatures create their own light. Discover the science and wonder of bioluminescence in the ocean’s darkest depths.

On April 1, 2026, the world reached a historic conservation milestone: 10.01% of the ocean is now officially designated within protected and conserved areas. The achievement marks real progress, but the path to protecting 30% by 2030 remains steep.

CSIRO’s RV Investigator has helped scientists describe 179 new marine species in 12 years, revealing extraordinary deep-sea biodiversity around Australia — from tiny crustaceans to hornsharks, sea cucumbers, octopuses and bone-eating worms.

From Belize and Kaikoura to Bora Bora and Malta, Spring Break 2026 highlights some of the world’s most enchanting marine destinations for snorkeling, diving, whale watching and ocean adventure.
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