Substrate
Topic

marine-science

5 stories related to this topic, newest first.

Florida Researchers Expand Coral Restoration as Ocean Temperatures Risecatholicnewsagency.com
world18 hrs ago

Florida Researchers Expand Coral Restoration as Ocean Temperatures Rise

Florida scientists are planting selectively bred, heat-tolerant corals ahead of expected high summer temperatures. Restoration projects include crossbreeding Florida and Honduran elkhorn strains and maintaining staghorn nurseries at Paradise Reef.

The Independent
1 source
Study Finds Most Scuba Diver Reef Contact Is UnintentionalScience News
science3 days agoDeveloping

Study Finds Most Scuba Diver Reef Contact Is Unintentional

Researchers recorded diver behavior at sites in Indonesia and the Philippines. More than 80 percent of physical contact with coral was unintended, according to video analysis published May 26.

Science News
1 source
Pilot Project Tests Olivine Addition to Ocean for Carbon Removalthehindu.com
science4 days ago

Pilot Project Tests Olivine Addition to Ocean for Carbon Removal

A trial in New York state added 650 tonnes of crushed olivine sand to a beach in 2022. Researchers monitored seafloor life for one year and reported no measurable increase in heavy metals in organisms. The study compared sites with olivine, regular sand, and no added sand.

New Scientist
1 source
Five Italian Divers Die in Maldives Cave Accident as Search Resumes Saturdayindiatoday.intoday.in
world13 days agoDeveloping

Five Italian Divers Die in Maldives Cave Accident as Search Resumes Saturday

The victims, including marine scientist Monica Montefalcone and her daughter Giorgia Sommacal, died while exploring an underwater cave in Vaavu Atoll on May 14, 2026. One body has been recovered from 200 feet deep while four remain missing inside the 200-foot-long cave.

AB
1 source
Ocean Discovery Near Alaska Identified as Anemone Partearthsky.org
science34 days agoDeveloping

Ocean Discovery Near Alaska Identified as Anemone Part

A shiny object retrieved from the deep sea near Alaska in 2023 has been identified as part of an anemone. Scientists announced the finding, resolving the mystery of the golden blob. The identification provides new insights into marine life.

The New York Times
sciencealert.com
2 sources