Africa’s first pygmy seahorse, Coastal Antarctica is turning green, Shark fin soup in Texas restaurant, and more…   1. Meet Africa’s

Florida beach reopens- visitors litter 13,000 lbs of trash, Canada – new orca protections, 200 million-year-old squid attack, and more…

Larges shark fin seizure in Hong Kong history, New technology could forecast ocean acidification levels, Popular opinion could kill Iceland’s

Action on wet markets amid COVID-19, Protected shark fins traced to place-of-catch,  Arctic will have an iceless summer by 2050, Breakthrough to

Frozen sharks found onboard Chinese ship in protected waters, Deepwater Horizon spill oil found in fish, COVID-19: Plastic use up,

Pope suggests COVID- 19 is ‘nature’s response’, Fish kicking the bucket due to microplastics, Unpredictable change in fish size, Tools

Social distancing sparks novel ways to monitor whales, During COVID-19 environmental protections are reversed, Recycling questioned, Large companies allowed to

COVID-19, plastic bag setback?, Smart economics: Seychelles, “blue bonds” support clean oceans, similar to COVID a pathogen jumps species: opossum

Coronavirus directly connected to wildlife, Sharks used to smuggle cocaine, Observing plankton from space, acidification results in forgetful oysters and

‘Catch of the Day’ is fresh trash, Plastic smells like turtle food, Florida shark fin ban heads to Governor, Coronavirus

Coronavirus triggers a wildlife import ban in China, US shark smuggling, Bottom line: how much will it cost to save

Innovative robotic spear hunts deep, destructive lionfish, BP leaves industry trade groups citing climate disagreements, Arctic warming – new factor

Past Sea Save writer speaks out, Antarctica temperatures soar past 20C for first time, Oil production in the US exceeds

Texas applies “bite” to finning offenders, Recreational fishermen increasingly target rays/sharks researchers concerned, Doctors weigh in with concerns about the

United Nations “Ocean Conference” Prep meeting convenes, Over 1,400 shark fins seized in Miami, Japan considers dumping Fukushima radioactive byproduct into