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Our beautiful Tree of Life image by Ray Troll has come to life with an incredible animation made by his son, Patrick Troll.

Find out why we’re alarmed when we see brightly colored or contrasting colored animals.

Birds do it, amphibians do it, mammals do it, and so do marine arthropods. They all migrate.

As sponges filter huge amounts of seawater, they and their symbionts process and release carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus, contributing to nutrient cycling on coral reefs.

Youth who have been educated about climate change will have a better understanding of the realities of climate change and be more empowered to create possible solutions.

Symbiosis is any type of a close and long-term biological relationship or interaction between two organisms of different species. Some anemones have these relationships.

Ocean Acidification and Shelled Animals: An Indigenous Perspective “We are the ocean, and the ocean is us.”

While climate change threatens all life in the ocean, our love for the “charismatic megafauna”, large marine mammals seem to be top of mind for most people.

When a population of a food species declines rapidly or moves to a different location, often the fisheries that depend on it are disrupted. How is this record ocean warming affecting what we eat?

Do you notice that there are fewer insects? We may not notice, but scientists certainly do and they’re sounding the alarm. A headline in the New York Times reads, “The Insect Apocalypse Is Here. What does it mean for the rest of life on Earth?” The May 2020 National Geographic Cover says, Insects are disappearing at alarming rates. That could be disastrous for the planet.