Alastair Bland

A recent paper found that rich nations are catching the vast majority of fish, even in the waters of lower-income countries, but doubts about the study's conclusions remain.

A new study looks at how the increased storminess of a warming planet will make an already dangerous job even more deadly.

Global Fishing Watch, a non-profit group, is using new technology to fill in a major gap in its monitoring data.

Heightening the dam will increase the size of California's largest reservoir, but it could also create problems for local fish and wildlife populations.

Lionfish are non-native invaders introduced to Florida waters 30 years ago that have since proliferated to pestilent levels and unleashed an ecological crisis that is only getting worse

Marine researchers are hoping to uncover what is drawing the sharks to an open stretch of ocean in the Pacific known as "White Shark Cafe."

New research suggests that Chinook salmon are being run down by a growing population of killer whales.

After a difficult year, the governor has allocated a large portion of his 2018–19 budget to addressing environmental concerns.

Experts are hoping that new captive breeding programs, replacing harmful fishing practices, could help prevent future harm to coral reef ecosystems.

Experts are concerned about how rainfall could spread toxic chemicals and destabilize hillsides thus threatening to damage the region's water supply.

Fatal collisions between ships and blue whales are far too common. Luckily, there are scientists creating new technology to fix that.