Every year, between November and March, the shores of Playa del Carmen host a captivating aggregation of female bull sharks, many in the final stages

Most of what we know about sea turtles comes from our observations of them during the nesting season, when females come back to land to

The essence of diversity and equality in research extends far beyond mere numerical balance. It is the infusion of varied experiences, perspectives, and ideas that

Embark on an extraordinary journey into the heart of marine conservation as we shine a spotlight on our MarAlliance Ocean Heroes. Here, we highlight some

Sharks and rays, both in the Class Chondrichthyes, belong to a distinct category of vertebrates characterized by their unique skeletal composition. In the world of

Whale sharks and large aggregations of spawning reef fish were once the stars of Gladden Spit, attracting tourists from around the world and providing a

When we think of the Caribbean, we often imagine clear turquoise waters and shallow coral reefs. Lobster and queen conch are not only economically important

Sea turtles are among the most emblematic and charismatic marine species, which contributes to their widespread popularity. Moreover, they provide a range of ecosystem services,

In the beautiful town of Playa del Carmen, located in Quintana Roo, Mexico, a collaborative conservation project is underway focusing on an amazing aggregation of

This World Ocean Day, the 8th of June, get ready to dive into our Metaverse exhibit, where marine conservation meets digital innovation. Join us for

We are thrilled to announce that three of our experienced team members will be presenting at the Global Biodiversity Festival this year. Through live presentations

MarAlliance signs an agreement with Panama’s Ministry of Environment to work collaboratively towards marine conservation. After five years of hard work in the conservation of