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Pierre Hélaouët describes the new Integrated Continuous Plankton Recorder (iCPR), an advanced autonomous sampling platform for monitoring ocean biodiversity.

Seizing an incredible opportunity to study circling basking sharks up close for the first time, David Sims and Simon Berrow witnessed a true spectacle of nature just a few miles off the West coast of Ireland.

Why exploring and valuing the blue heart of the planet is the key to future wealth, health and happiness. By Sylvia Earle and Dan Laffoley

Value coastal wetlands for the right reasons, says Phil Williamson

With imagery from British Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2024 Ryan Stalker, we delve into seemingly unrelated things connected by MBA member Craig Pinder's fascination with ocean drifters

Anglers are providing vital data to help manage fish stocks. By Christina Hunt.

Simon Thomas on the return of large, pelagic sharks to the waters off South West England.

Coral reef restoration is emerging as a strategy to combat the coral reef crisis, but, in an era of warming seas, is it a worthwhile endeavour? By Ian McLeod and Maxine Newlands.

Bottlenose dolphins are often considered among the most intelligent and playful creatures of the sea, but David Ascheri and colleagues reveal a darker side to their nature.

Elizabeth Sibert sifts through the geological record to find patterns that show how life on planet Earth has responded to global change.