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Changing our minds, stomachs, and planet: The mission to make kelp mainstream
Candice Powers

Georgetown University

Yellow leaves of kelp swaying in a blue ocean.
Kelp is on the way: Scientist uses aquaculture to balance coastal waters
Candice Powers

Georgetown University

Man stands in water holding a bushel of oysters in a net.
Coral rehabilitation startup aims to rebuild coral reefs through micro-fragmentation
Medill News Service

Northwestern University

A researcher points out coral polyps growing on a net-like structure.
‘Coastal Degradation Through Fresh Eyes’: A picture book come to life
Delaney Graham

SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry

Creating cutting-edge camera systems to advance underwater research
Sarah O'Sullivan

University of Rhode Island

Image shows diver holding camera swimming in the ocean, looking ahead.
Fishing harbors community; development and climate change threaten it
Carter Weinhofer

Planet Forward Sr. Correspondent | Eckerd College

Man in cap stands on a pier holding a fishing rod, the line of which is cast into a body of blue water under a blue sky with white clouds.
Five things to know about Arizona’s only ocean
El Inde

University of Arizona

A green tinted body of water surrounded by foliage and rock wall under a roof that resembles that of a green house.
As climate change threatens salmon and orca, can solutions be achieved for the trans-boundary species?
Medill News Service

Northwestern University

Three green and blue-faced salmon are shown close to the camera whilst swimming through clear water.

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Apex predators and armchair research: Citizen science for shark conservation
Abby Wallace

George Washington University

White shark swims amongst a school of fish.
Scientists discover the infectious source of a lethal brain disease killing eagles
Abby Wallace

George Washington University

Mythical creatures made real: San Diego’s grunion run
Maggie Scholle

Planet Forward Correspondent | University of San Diego

Farming fish: Aquaculture could be the oceans’ saving grace
Liat Wasserman

George Washington University

Preparing for the rise: A look at sea level rise in East Boston
Hannah Schulz

Worcester Polytechnic Institute

Regulation on U.S. waters in 2020
Micah Banks

George Washington University

Despite lingering historical barriers, women increasing presence in Antarctic research
Medill News Service

Northwestern University

Redefining ‘pescatarian’ in a sustainable diet
Michaela Compo

George Washington University

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