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Ocean Week In Review – July 23, 2026, Temporary Solutions or Permanent Consequences – What does the Data Say?

Ocean Week In Review – July 23, 2026, Temporary Solutions or Permanent Consequences – What does the Data Say?

1. Whale and Winged Sharks Move Steps Closer to Extinction The International Union for the Conservation of Natural (IUCN) recently redefined

1. Climate Change Threatening Penguins in Antarctica This week, an article published in the journal Scientific Reports estimated that Adelie penguin colonies

1. Floating Screen Will Sift Plastic Out of the Ocean The Ocean Cleanup Foundation has created a prototype

1. Shark Week 2016: What’s on the Agenda this Year? 5 MORE DAYS UNTIL SHARK WEEK! We can not control

1. Wildlife Crime Busts for Whale Sharks, Tigers, and More! Around 18 months ago, two whale sharks, which

1. The Death of a Whale Shark Brought to Justice Thanks to Social Media This event happened last month but,

1. The Undersea Hunter Hosts Scientists Searching for Deep Sea Cancer Cures The Undersea Hunter, long time partner

1. Will We See the End to Marine Animal Captivity? Last month an advocacy group named Australia for

1. World Needs to Unite to Combat Coral Bleaching- UN Considers International Treaty Yes, and here’s why. The United

1. Are the Beautiful Colors of the Great Barrier Reef Gone? According to The Guardian, “North Queensland tourism

1. Let’s Blow Up Some Poachers, Indonesia Maintains Stance on Illegal Fishing Since the start of the year, Indonesia has

1. Shark Population Threatened Due to Fin Harvesting Unfortunately, this is not a new news headline. This week,

1. Costa Rica’s Turtles Aren’t the Only Threatened Turtles! Last week, Sea Save Foundation revealed the horrifying turtle torture movie

1. Endangered Animal Tortured in Costa Rica This week, a very graphic and upsetting video was circulated on

1. A Japanese Fleet Killed 333 Whales for ‘Research’ On Thursday, four ships returned to Japan