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Do sharks and rays have bones?
Sharks and rays, both in the Class Chondrichthyes, belong to a distinct category of vertebrates characterized...
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What happened to Gladden Spit’s whale sharks and spawning fish? A new project seeks to answer the communities' questions.
Whale sharks and large aggregations of spawning reef fish were once the stars of Gladden Spit, attracting tourists...
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Deepwater Fisheries of the Caribbean: Balancing Sustainability and Demand
When we think of the Caribbean, we often imagine clear turquoise waters and shallow coral reefs. Lobster and...
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How Climate Change Plays a Role in Shaping Sea Turtle Generations
Sea turtles are among the most emblematic and charismatic marine species, which contributes to their widespread...
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How can a partnership with a local brewery support bull shark conservation?
In the beautiful town of Playa del Carmen, located in Quintana Roo, Mexico, a collaborative conservation project...
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MarAlliance's Metaverse Exhibit: Inspired by the Gaming World, Driving Conservation Action
This World Ocean Day, the 8th of June, get ready to dive into our Metaverse exhibit, where marine conservation...
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Join us at the Global Biodiversity Festival this 21st of May
We are thrilled to announce that three of our experienced team members will be presenting at the Global Biodiversity...
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MarAlliance and its marine wildlife conservation efforts in Panama.
MarAlliance signs an agreement with Panama’s Ministry of Environment to work collaboratively towards marine...
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Breaking Barriers: Indigenous Leaders Share Centuries-Old Wisdom on Conservation at Our Ocean Conference Side Event
On March the 2nd, Indigenous leaders from around the world, including members of the Guna Yala Comarca, will...
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