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Consider this: a dynamite fisherman on coral reefs in some south-east Asian countries can earn double the salary of a university professor from that country.

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

Matthew Savoca explains how 'the krill paradox' could hold the key to rebuilding the Southern Ocean food web.

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

Ruth Leeney looks at the cultural significance Sawfish and the hurdles facing their conservation.

Callum Roberts takes the long view of our exploitation of the marine environment

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.

Alifa Haque reveals the untold stories of the enchanting fish and fishers of Bangladesh’s Bay of Bengal.

Are you considering a higher degree in marine biology? We asked PhD Students to share their hard-won advice on how they found a PhD, what it is like to study for a doctorate, and what they would have done differently knowing what they know now.