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Oceans

Cleaner wrasses: The cleaner fish of the sea
Andres Jojoa

University of Hawaii

Cleaner wrasses: The cleaner fish of the sea
A trip through time: Analyzing sediment cores for climate clues
Medill News Service

Northwestern University

A trip through time: Analyzing sediment cores for climate clues
A resilient hamlet hit by four storms: Finding long-term solutions for a coastal community
Anna Carman

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

A resilient hamlet hit by four storms: Finding long-term solutions for a coastal community
Growing Gigas: Farming giant clams in Kosrae, Micronesia
Micah Seidel

Planet Forward Correspondent | Rutgers University

Conservation in Guam: When public health equals planet health
Farron Taijeron

Planet Forward Correspondent | University of Guam

The high seas need our protection
Libby Mohn

Planet Forward Correspondent | Middlebury Institute of International Studies

The high seas need our protection
Youth advocates rally together as whaling resumes off the coast of Iceland
Emma Montgomery & Katie Perkins

Planet Forward Correspondent | Texas Tech University

Youth advocates rally together as whaling resumes off the coast of Iceland
Transforming Iceland | How Lindblad Expeditions is minimizing food waste and making cruising more sustainable
Cassidy Hough

Michigan State University

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Transforming Iceland | Evolution in Icelandic fishing industry marks progress toward sustainable fisheries
Tyler Hickman

Planet Forward Correspondent | University of Colorado Boulder

A red fishing boat is docked in a harbor filled with other boats.
Reflections from Iceland | Tyler Hickman
Tyler Hickman

Planet Forward Correspondent | University of Colorado Boulder

Forget about sea walls, meet oyster reef balls
Carter Weinhofer

Planet Forward Sr. Correspondent | Eckerd College

What will our future sound like? How marine ecologists are confronting ocean sound pollution
Jonathan Kopeliovich

University of Connecticut

An adult and a juvenile whale swim under the ocean with rays of sunlight coming through the water.
Kids can do it too: How a children’s book can inspire community-based action for the environment
Maria Zaharatos

The Middlebury Institute of International Studies

An illustration of three people bending down near a stream to pick up trash.
Takeaways from COP27: Multilateral approaches to addressing ocean acidification
Claire Lee

University of Connecticut

A handful of people walk down a street next to a large wall that extends into the distance. Logos and advertisements for COP27 cover the entire length of the wall.
Essay | Can I make it back to my beach?
Hannah Krantz

Planet Forward Correspondent | George Washington University

A woman, seen from the back, is wearing light blue jeans and a black jacket carries a closed umbrella and is being blown back by the wind. She walks along a coastline's hard-packed sand on a cloudy, grey day.
Reinventing a sustainable crab fishery
Sachi Kitajima Mulkey

Planet Forward Sr. Correspondent | University of California, Berkeley

An illustration showing a whale entangled by a crab fishing rope, with a small orange crab on the whale's underside, helping by snipping the rope.

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