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From the field · Saturday 31 October

Field Notes

Dispatches, dives and small victories — posted straight from the people doing the work, on every corner of the atlas.

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Drawn to the Unknown (ft. Gilberto Bergamo Neto) | Science Stories

Dr. Gilberto Bergamo Neto is a biologist. When whales and other large mammals die, they sink to the seafloor, providing deep-sea animals with feasts that can sustain seafloor communities for ages. He studies the connectivity and reproduction of animals found at these organic falls between Antarctica and South America. Answering questions about our vast unknown Ocean draws him into his work. How di

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🪸A coral forest in the deep! 🪸

The #SamplingGap science team has documented lush ecosystems along the Romanche Fracture Zone, an active fault system along the world’s longest underwater mountain range: the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. Until this expedition, the area was widely thought to host very little life. ROV pilots recorded this dense coral garden at a depth of 1,557 meters. While deep-sea corals aren't plants, these animals funct

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iSeahorse observation spotlight: Bigbelly seahorse by dtawse

📸 Say hello to the magical Bigbelly seahorse, or Hippocampus abdominalis, logged onto iSeahorse by citizen scientist dtawse. 👀 Spot a seahorse too? Snap a photo and report your sighting to the iSeahorse project hosted on iNaturalist.org. Your photos can provide crucial data, helping our scientists fill research gaps to better protect seahorses and the seas.… Read more

Flock to Marion 2028 Announced!

After raising more than R9 million on its 2025 voyage, BirdLife South Africa and MSC Cruises will take birders back to sub-Antarctic Marion Island aboard the MSC Sinfonia in January 2028. Johannesburg, 30 October 2026 – BirdLife South Africa today announced Flock to Marion 2028, its fifth chartered birding voyage with MSC Cruises and its […]

ReGen Campus 2026

Earlier this year, 10 young environmental leaders from around the world came together in Monaco for the 2026 Re.Generation Future Leaders Campus. Held from 22 to 30 May, the fourth edition brought together emerging leaders from different countries, disciplines and professional backgrounds, all already turning their commitment to the environment into action. Throughout the Campus, participants stre

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#ThrowbackThursday – Effects of indiscriminate fisheries on a group of small data-poor species in Thailand

#ThrowbackThursday This week’s spotlight study estimated that fisheries in Thailand catch 29 million seahorses a year – over 3x previous estimates. The major contributors were both commercial and small-scale fisheries, both of which are turning into indiscriminate fisheries as they increasingly retain and sell non-target species. The study highlights the importance of precautionary measures, inclu

Nature Foundation backs plan for Sint Maarten’s first terrestrial park, urges follow-through

The Nature Foundation Sint Maarten strongly supports the government’s plan to establish Sint Maarten’s first terrestrial park and looks forward to the upcoming timeline, stakeholder consultations, and legal protections. On October 21, Minister of VROMI Patrice Gumbs announced that approximately 17 hectares of land known as Rainforest land — spread across multiple parcels in the […]

Scientists Urge Governments to Protect Seamounts

It’s time to protect seamounts. Covering nearly 21% of the global seabed, seamounts are vital lifelines for our ocean. Yet destructive bottom trawling continues to threaten these vulnerable marine habitats. More than 400 scientists have signed a proclamation urging the United Nations to protect seamounts. As governments come together for the UN General Assembly’s sustainable fisheries resolution n

Alguns Toureiros #PoetryInOcean

“. . . the one who knew to calculate the steely fluid of life, who with the greatest precision brushed with death on the fringe, who gave a number to tragedy, decimals to feelings, to vertigo a geometry, and height and weight to fear.” In “Some Toreadors,” 20th-century Modernist Brazilian Poet João Cabral de Melo Neto compares the brutality of bullfighting to the art and struggle of creating a poe

Romanche Fracture Zone East Dive 11 | SOI Divestream 981

FKt260917 - The Romanche Fracture Zone #SamplingGap More expedition information: https://schmidtocean.org/cruise/life-at-the-romanche-fracture-zone/ More ROV SuBastian information: https://schmidtocean.org/technology/robotic-platforms/4500-m-remotely-operated-vehicle-rov/ _________ We livestream our ROV dives on YouTube and Twitch! Join us on our oceanographic missions on our other social media pl

DSCC virtual media briefing: Seamounts at the heart of 30 x 30 - What governments need to do

Media Briefing: Protecting High-Seas Seamounts - A Call to End Bottom Trawling on High-Seas Seamounts by 2027 Seamounts cover an estimated 21% of the global seabed and are vital biodiversity hotspots. Protecting these vulnerable deep-sea ecosystems is a crucial opportunity to advance the global goal of protecting at least 30% of the ocean by 2030. Ahead of the UN General Assembly’s informal consul

21% of the seafloor at stake as governments face calls to end bottom trawling on high-seas seamounts by 2026

Media advisory for immediate release – 21 October 2026 UN Sustainable Fisheries Resolution negotiations offer a critical opportunity to protect vulnerable deep-sea ecosystems, backed by growing scientific calls for action. Governments have an unmissable opportunity to protect some of the ocean’s most vulnerable ecosystems as UN Sustainable Fisheries Resolution negotiations take place at UN Headqua

Construction Work Begins at the Whale Sanctuary

We’re delighted to let you know that construction is now underway at the Whale Sanctuary site in Nova Scotia. With power and internet now installed, next steps include replacing the old wooden dock area and preparing the staging area with 3,500 tons of rock and soil that will raise the level of the whole building site by about half a meter. This will provide extra stability, along with long-term p