Oceans

The small-scale fishers that feed coastal communities worldwide face mounting threats, from disputed waters to climate change

Photographer Laurent Weyl travels to the Marquesas Islands to meet the children who are leading a new approach in marine conservation

ByKatie BurtonJun 17, 2022

Underwater photographer Douglas David Seifert observes the underwater world and captures the wonders of the waves

Welcome to the bizarre world of iceberg towing, where some people are convinced that it could alleviate the world’s freshwater crises

A growing industry is taking sustainable seaweed farming to new depths on a Pembrokeshire farm, using innovative techniques

Strict conservation measures in the Seychelles have allowed over-fished and endangered green turtles to recover

The February edition of The Geographical Podcast is here, and month, we’re venturing to the deepest, darkest places of the ocean

ByKatie BurtonFeb 17, 2022

The ocean floor is rich in metals and minerals crucial to the net zero transition – but should we be mining there before we truly explore?

ByKatie BurtonOct 18, 2019

Many scientists believe that jellyfish numbers are increasing, pointing to their climate resilience and the rise in jellyfish blooms.

There’s a world of visual wonder beneath the waves, but underwater photography requires the right equipment and knowledge of the environment.

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