In Alaska, fishing skippers and hungry orcas vie for halibut pulled from the deep
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Salmon clear last Klamath dams, reaching Williamson and Sprague rivers
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Root system drawings
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The Icelandic volcanic island of Surtsey emerged in the 1960s, and scientists say studying its development offers hope for damaged ecosystems worldwide
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Scientists say they have solved the mystery of what killed more than five billion sea stars
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Hover flies are long-distance travellers
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The manmade clouds that could help save the Great Barrier Reef
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Stones have been ‘overfished’ from the sea – here's how Denmark's rocky reefs are being restored
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From sea to table to sea: How recycled oyster shells are restoring the Alabama coast
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Canadian crops beat global emissions—even after seventeen trips across the Atlantic
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Troubling scenes from an Arctic in full-tilt crisis. The heat that hit Svalbard in February was so intense that scientists could dig into the ground with spoons, "like it was soft ice cream."
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Welcome to the Great Bear Sea: After decades of discord, Canada and First Nations are working together to build a network of marine protected areas stretching from Vancouver Island to Alaska
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A passage of water in the North Sea known as the Skagerrak is a hotspot for young Greenland sharks, according to a new study. But what are the elusive animals doing there?
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Ring the fish doorbell!
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How I started studying ways to put seaweed to use
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One year ago we created a reef - now it's full of life
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A colossal squid is filmed in its natural habitat for the first time
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Clobazam, an anti-anxiety drug, is polluting our waterways – Swedish study found traces of the drug had altered the way wild Atlantic salmon migrate
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Iceland's largest whaling company Hvalur will not be hunting this season – second consecutive year the company has opted out
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Companies keen to start deep-sea mining off Norway – despite delays that will now see the first licences awarded, a year later than planned, in 2026
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'Sobering statistic:' paper claims one-fifth of pollinators in North America at extinction risk
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Underwater ‘doorbell’ helps scientists catch coral-eating fish in Florida
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Octopus with a shell
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For decades, the Swiss city of Basel has been transforming its skyline, and now boasts some of the greenest rooftops in Europe
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Coastal Peregrine falcons’ mysterious decline
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Beekeepers say catastrophic honeybee losses are cause for alarm
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For more than twenty years, scientists have followed polar bears in Norway's Arctic archipelago to understand how they may adapt to changing threats as the ice they depend on melts
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Global seafood company Mowi is offering a bounty to fishers who catch escaped salmon after an estimated 27,000 fish went missing from a farm off the Norwegian coast
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Norway's environment minister has ruled out a ban on open-net fish farming at sea despite acknowledging that the wild North Atlantic salmon is under “existential threat”
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Fish at center of key conservation fight not a distinct species after all
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The destructive legacy of failed aquaculture
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Arctic foxes were almost hunted to extinction in Sweden, Norway and Finland. Can projects to breed and feed them help this native species return for good?
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