Coral reefs are among the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet, providing essential services to marine life and coastal communities. However, these fragile ecosystems are

Our new coral reef research and conservation project in the Guna Yala region of Panama stands out not only for its scientific approach but also

The Guna Yala comarca, a self-governed traditional Indigenous territory on Panama’s Caribbean coast formerly known as the San Blas Islands, is ecologically significant, hosting over

Sawfishes are fascinating and enigmatic animals that, at first glance, resemble sharks due to their elongated bodies, triangular dorsal fins, and shark-like tails. However, these

When we hear about a new species discovery, we often picture a rare animal that has defied capture or sightings for years. However, many new

MarAlliance has conducted a pioneering study to explore the relative diversity and abundance of shark species within the Cabo Verde archipelago. Our latest publication stands

Belize, renowned for housing the second-largest barrier reef in the world and three of the four atolls in the Western Hemisphere, is recognized as a

Since Turneffe Atoll was designated as a Marine Reserve in 2012 by Minister Lisel Alamilla, it has become a hub for tourism and research. At

Consider a common misconception: many people believe a world without sharks would be ideal. They imagine our oceans liberated from the “fearsome predators” often portrayed

Hurricane season has arrived with intensity this year, and residents across the Caribbean are closely monitoring NOAA’s Tropical Weather Outlook, but what do marine animals

There are over 500 known species of sharks in our oceans, all of whom have unique and fascinating sets of teeth that are specialized to

“Dangerous, blood thirsty, sharp-toothed apex predator of the sea…” While reading this description, did your mind immediately conjure the image of a shark?  Studies conducted