“Twilight Zone,” unique species, and new research techniques were among the highlights of the symposium.

The tropical algae could negatively impact local marine ecosystems.

A group of Monaco scientists are visiting Kane‘ohe Bay this week to sample two types of corals.

Over the past few decades, about 50% of coral reefs have been lost and the rate of loss has increased with the impacts of global climate change.

Over the past two years, the Hawai‘i Nei Marine Debris Removal Project has worked to remove a combined 369,393 pounds of pollution from four different islands.

A $1 million grant from the NFWF will let researchers at the HIMB at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa to continue the work of the late Ruth Gates.

NOAA’s Northwestern Hawaiian Islands Coral Reef Ecosystem Reserve is accepting council applicants.

Whale and dolphin watchers, boat captains, ocean tour operators and other ocean users are encouraged to attend.

A unique partnership has been formed to undertake a concerted and collaborative effort to raise Hawai‘i’s global visibility in marine aquaculture.

The University of Hawaiʻi Sea Grant College Program has received close to $1 million for aquaculture research in support of food security research, education and outreach in the state.