Tides of Change: How a Honduran Fisherman Became an Unexpected Ally for Sharks
On the North Coast of Honduras, our new study on sharks and rays aims to generate key tools for the administration and management of marine
On the North Coast of Honduras, our new study on sharks and rays aims to generate key tools for the administration and management of marine
Did you know that sharks and rays have been around since before dinosaurs walked the Earth? Today, these ancient marine inhabitants face great threats, but
The North Coast of Honduras: A marine treasure to be protected The northern coast of Honduras is a true natural treasure, full of biodiversity and
What are Marine Biodiversity Hotspots? Marine biodiversity hotspots are regions teeming with a high number of species found nowhere else, many of which are endangered.
Mangroves constitute one of the most productive and valuable coastal ecosystems on the planet. Their presence extends into tropical and subtropical intertidal zones, mainly along
In coastal waters, mysterious pouches sometimes wash ashore, tangled in seaweed or nestled in rocky tide pools. They’re not trash, nor seaweed pods, but the
Honduras is widely recognized for its lush, mountainous landscapes and extraordinary terrestrial biodiversity. However, few are aware that the country’s maritime territory significantly exceeds its
Sharks and rays have lived in our Ocean for millions of years, yet human activity has put them at risk in just a few decades.
Mangroves: The Secret Guardians of Belize’s Fisheries Tangled roots rise from the water, creating a labyrinth of life beneath the surface. For juvenile fish, these
Ocean conservation is now often linked to striking visuals: majestic sharks, vibrant coral reefs, and crystal-clear waters teeming with life. The digital era has amplified
How long can fish live? If you’re like most, you might assume a fish’s life expectancy is fairly short. Our recent groundbreaking research on deepwater
As 2024 comes to a close, at MarAlliance we proudly reflect on a year of significant accomplishments in marine conservation, underscoring our unwavering commitment to
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
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