02 February, 2023
Sealing the Deal: An Expedition to the Caspian Sea to study the endangered Caspian SealsEXPEDITION ALERT! A collaboration between Caspian Seal Research and Rehabilitation Center and TAJRC to save Caspian Seals
09 November, 2022
Unconventional "scientists" to characterize one of the largest seagrass in the world in The BahamasTiger sharks support the characterization of the world’s largest seagrass ecosystem
26 October, 2022
Let’s save coral reefs! REEF FUTURES 2022 (Key Largo, FL)Reef Futures conference
19 October, 2022
Road to Ocean20 Workshops - Bali (Indonesia), 28th-29th August 2022Road to Ocean20 workshop
18 July, 2022
UN Oceans Conference round-upA compilation of articles, news and speakings at the UN Ocean Conference
31 May, 2022
Global collaboration sees whale sharks on the cover of PNASExploring the movement ecology of whale sharks and a potential cause of their decline.
23 May, 2022
Soaking in the sights and sounds of seagrass meadowsIn November 2021, a team of researchers from KAUST, in collaboration with the US-based Beneath the Waves organization, spent a week on a boat off the coast of Great Exuma in the Bahamas. While the team is more at home in the Red Sea, this trip had an important goal: to characterize in detail the seagrass ecosystem of the Bahamas Banks for the first time. The data collected forms part of a wider project aiming to gain UNESCO World Heritage Site status for the region.