Search for MH370 to resume within next month - DPA via The Hindu - 0 views
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Jérôme OLLIER on 20 Aug 14Search for MH370 to resume within next month.
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Via @OCEANUSLive - MH370 Debris Will Be Found by Deep-Sea Hunt, Search Head Says - BLOO... - 0 views
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MH370 Debris Will Be Found by Deep-Sea Hunt, Search Head Says.
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MH370 Debris Will Be Found by Deep-Sea Hunt, Search Head Says.
Restoring coral reefs, with some help from local fish - @sciencemag - 0 views
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Restoring coral reefs, with some help from local fish.
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Restoring coral reefs, with some help from local fish.
Via @savingoceans - Eight countries come together to protect Bay of Bengal - @DhakaTribune - 0 views
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Eight countries come together to protect Bay of Bengal.
Via @Seasaver - Endangered turtle goes to lay eggs but airport runway is built on beach... - 0 views
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Endangered turtle goes to lay eggs but airport runway is built on beach.
Off the Seychelles, a dive into a never-seen landscape - @AP - 0 views
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Off the Seychelles, a dive into a never-seen landscape.
On a Remote Island, a Lost Part of the World Is Found - @earthinstitute - 0 views
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On a remote tropical island in the Indian Ocean lies a geologic enigma. Some 4 million years ago, volcanic eruptions on the seabed piled lava upward almost two miles, until it broke above the waves. Then it kept piling up, to form what is now the craggy, densely vegetated island of Anjouan. Like all islands formed this way (think Hawaii) Anjouan is 100 percent dark volcanic basalt. Except for the part that is not. That part-a mass of pure white quartzite, apparent remains of a river or beach deposit formed on some faraway, long-ago continent-is not supposed to be there.
Sowing seeds for snapper habitat - @ParticleWA - 0 views
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Sowing seeds for snapper habitat.
Dropping a line in the Indian Ocean - CSIROscope - 0 views
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Around 60 years ago, marine scientists on an armada of ships from 14 countries combined their efforts to explore the largest unknown area of earth, the deep waters and seafloor of the Indian Ocean.
Hidden witnesses to climate history - @LMU_Muenchen - 0 views
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They once inhabited the seafloor and have been steadily buried: Microorganisms in the sub-surface sediments at the bottom of the Arabian Sea reveal details of fluctuations in climate and environmental conditions over the past 52,000 years.
In Madagascar, fishermen plant mangroves for the future - @AFP via @physorg_com - 0 views
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In Madagascar, fishermen plant mangroves for the future.
Mining for answers in the ocean's archives - @NERCscience - 0 views
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With a death toll of more than 250,000 people, the Boxing Day tsunami of 2004 was one of the most devastating disasters of recent history.
Via @PecheFraiche - Iranian fishermen out of jobs while regime sells Oman and Persian G... - 0 views
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Iranian fishermen out of jobs while regime sells Oman and Persian Gulf fish to China causing environmental crisis.
Via @theAGU - Geological Insights from Malaysia Airlines Flight #MH370 Search - @AGU_Eos - 0 views
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Geological Insights from Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 Search.
Researchers drill deep to understand why the Sumatra earthquake was so severe - @EurekA... - 0 views
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Researchers drill deep to understand why the Sumatra earthquake was so severe.
Search for missing plane opens window on Indian Ocean seafloor - @IMASUTAS - 0 views
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Detailed imaging of the seafloor used to search for Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 is providing unprecedented insights into the geological development of the Indian Ocean.
How a 'shadow zone' traps the world's oldest ocean water - @physorg_com - 0 views
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How a 'shadow zone' traps the world's oldest ocean water.
First comprehensive study of NW Australia's deep corals completed - @SchmidtOcean - 0 views
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Scientists circumnavigate and map the seafloor of the entire mesophotic (deep water) zone in ASHMORE Reef Marine Park.
Breathing space for a marine world under pressure - @FaunaFloraInt - 0 views
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A small, motorised fishing boat heads out to sea from the port of Sinabang, leaving behind the remote island of Simeulue, off the coast of western Sumatra. Noticeable on the deck is a tangle of plastic tubes, linked up to a roaring, spluttering engine. The on-board fishers are going 'compressor fishing', a practice that involves divers searching the seabed for lucrative octopus, grouper and sea cucumber, all the while relying on air supplied by a single plastic lifeline, snaking precariously up to the surface. The rewards can be great - fishers are able to stay deep underwater for long periods, harvesting catches that would be inaccessible to those using other fishing techniques. However, this method is fraught with dangers, as local Simeulue fisher, Anhar, can testify.
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