
Ocean Week In Review – June 4, 2026, What do Balloons, Graffiti and El Niño Have to do with the Ocean?
Ocean Week In Review – June 4, 2026, What do Balloons, Graffiti and El Niño Have to do with the Ocean?

Ocean Week In Review – June 4, 2026, What do Balloons, Graffiti and El Niño Have to do with the Ocean?

Ocean Week In Review – June 1, 2026, The Ocean Still Holds Secrets – What Scientists Have Recently Discovered

1. 14,000 Dead Seahorses Seized in Illegal Trade Bust The Dutch government has seized 14,000 dead seahorses as

1. Pacific Islands Could Lose Up to 80% of Their Marine Life Due to climate change, islands in

1. Trump Dines on Shark Fin Soup in Vietnam Although he is a picky eater, President Donald Trump ate

1. Bonn Climate Change Conference This Week Even though Trump has vowed to withdraw from the Paris

1. Sharks Now Protected Wherever They Swim A conservation pact has been signed by 126 countries that protects sharks

1. Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill Largest Since 2010 In early October, up to 9,350 barrels of oil were spilled

1. Ten Rivers Contribute 95% of Plastic Waste to the Ocean A new study shows that just 10 rivers

1. United States Withdraws From UNESCO, In World Heritage Site SSF Director, Ms. Bradley with UNESCO team at Cocos Island

1. Federal Government Refuses to List Walrus as Threatened Species The Trump Administration is denying walruses the status

1. Mass Extinction Could Happen Within Decades Previous mass extinction events – the last of which occurred 252 million

1. Zinke Recommends Removing Protections from 10 National Monuments Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke is recommending shrinking the size of

1. Hurricane Irma – Is it Insensitive to Speak About Climate Change at This Time? A debate has arisen after Hurricane

1. Plastic Fibers Are Found in 83% of the World’s Tap Water A study found microplastics in 83% of the world’s

1. Shark Fins Sold in Canada Include Endangered Species Genetic testing of 71 shark fins purchased in Canada found specimens from

1. More Than 300,000 Farmed Atlantic Salmon Accidentally Released into Puget Sound An aquaculture company, blaming the solar eclipse, on a net