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Cascais Vela 2024
Know the rules to safely operate near marine mammals including whales and dolphins
The Fleurieu coastline has offered fantastic sights for whale watchers lately
In 2026, Viking Energy will operate on ammonia with a new dual-fuel engine, reducing GHG emissions by 70 percent or more
Whilst demonstrating the technology on Viking Energy, the project partners will prepare different modular designs and concepts, allowing the quick adoption of ammonia engines as an alternative for both existing and new ships
The technology will be demonstrated onboard Eidesvik Offshore's PSV Viking Energy, in operation for Equinor
MML# 102, male, seen in the Bering Sea in July 2017
All contemporary (2006 to 2023) sightings of eastern North Pacific right whales color coded by month
North Pacific right whale MML#9, “Notchy” sighted in the Bering Sea in August 2009
Eastern North Pacific Right whale MML# 84 “Cuatro” (female) in the Bering Sea in August 2017
All eastern North Pacific right whale sightings from 2006 to 2023 (white circles), and from 1970 through 2005 (dark gray circles). Red circle indicates a long-distance match from 2021
MML# 103 (female) and 104 (“Scotty”, unknown sex) sighted in the Bering Sea in August of 2021
Join the Ocean Sustainability Conference & Clean Campaign
The new Advanced Mooring System (AMS) buoys designed, developed and installed off Trefusis Head by Mylor Mooring Services Ltd mark sensitive seagrass habitats whilst keeping their own mooring chains off the seabed
A seagrass bed off Falmouth
The new Advanced Mooring System (AMS) buoys designed, developed and installed off Trefusis Head by Mylor Mooring Services Ltd mark sensitive seagrass habitats whilst keeping their own mooring chains off the seabed
Marine environmentalist Monty Halls with his boat Sobek 2
Wavestream's inline bilge filters
Blue streaks off the California Coast reflect the upwelling of colder than usual waters that carry nutrients feeding the harmful algal bloom
A responder from Channel Islands Marine & Wildlife Institute coordinates the organization's response to the third consecutive annual harmful algal bloom on Southern California shores
Kathy Ponting, a volunteer at The Marine Mammal Center's San Luis Obispo Operations based in Morro Bay, California, administers bagged fluids to California sea lion patients impacted by domoic acid poisoning on August 5, 2024
Staff and volunteers at The Marine Mammal Center's San Luis Obispo Operations based in Morro Bay, lift a California sea lion patient impacted by domoic acid poisoning into a transport vehicle for rehabilitation at the Center's hospital in Sausalito
California sea lion stricken by the neurotoxin domoic acid from a harmful algal bloom in Santa Barbara County, California
How to avoid killer whales interaction
The humpback whales arrived late June in
A NOAA Fisheries-led large whale entanglement response team approaches the entangled humpback with a specialized knife on the end of a carbon fiber pole to cut the fishing gear wrapped around the whale's tail. Photo taken under NOAA MMHSRP Permit #24359
The entangled humpback whale slapping its tail minutes before it finally freed itself from fishing gear. Photo taken under NOAA MMHSRP Permit #24359
Orcas off the Spanish coast may ram the rudder
Icelandic SAR boat
IMAS in use