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In the Maldives, one of the world's lowest-lying countries, new and urgent solutions are needed to protect the islands from the impacts of climate change. Tourist resort owners and local communities are joining government authorities in efforts to make the islands more resilient.

WA shark cull: Colin BARNETT defends catch-and-kill policy for 'serious threat'.

WA shark cull: Colin BARNETT defends catch-and-kill policy for 'serious threat'.

WA shark cull: 'imminent threat' criteria scrapped in favour of 'serious threat'.

WA shark cull: 'imminent threat' criteria scrapped in favour of 'serious threat'.

Funding barrier to shark trial.

WA shark cull condemned by global group of marine scientists.

After 400 Million Years, Coelacanth at Risk of Extinction.

After 400 Million Years, Coelacanth at Risk of Extinction.

Private Security Drones To Enhance Effectiveness Of Counter-Piracy Operations.

WA abandons shark culling program, but reserves right to kill again.

Western Australian team investigates theory that surfers are often victims because the silhouette of their boards resembles the predators' favourite prey.

Western Australian team investigates theory that surfers are often victims because the silhouette of their boards resembles the predators' favourite prey.

Bunbury dolphins face increased water noise, boat disturbance, and tourist traffic from new projects Female dolphins stay in estuaries for food, and s...

Bunbury dolphins face increased water noise, boat disturbance, and tourist traffic from new projects Female dolphins stay in estuaries for food, and s...

El Niño, one of three strongest recorded, brings high drought risk for Australia.

El Niño, one of three strongest recorded, brings high drought risk for Australia.

An epic deluge is on the way to one of the driest parts of the world. Coastal parts of Yemen and Oman receive, on average, only 4 or 5 inches each year. This weekend, thanks to Cyclone Chapala, some spots could get eight years worth of rain in just two days.

An epic deluge is on the way to one of the driest parts of the world. Coastal parts of Yemen and Oman receive, on average, only 4 or 5 inches each year. This weekend, thanks to Cyclone Chapala, some spots could get eight years worth of rain in just two days.

Dozens of Rohingya flee camps by boat, reviving memories of 2015 tragedy.

Researchers, including two Oregon State University scientists, argue in a new study that a paradigm shift is needed for assessing bridges' tsunami risk.

Le continent de plastique existe-t-il vraiment ?

New Walls Aim to Hold Back Rising Seas off Tanzania.

Older than dinosaurs: last South African coelacanths threatened by oil exploration.

Nudibranchs: Armed and Fabulous.

Off Tanzania, in one of the world's richest seas, why is the catch getting smaller?

L'Australie encerclé par le cyclone TREVOR et la future tempête VERONICA.