Ocean Stories

As little as US$5 billion in public funds could catalyse action and financial flows to reverse ocean degradation, UNDP-GEF report says

Incredible underwater photos from software architect turned photographer, Alexander Safonov.

What can one small fishing village do to preserve Mexico’s vast underwater riches?

This photo documents bigeye trevally (Caranx sexfasciatum) displaying extraordinary behaviors during their reproduction season in Cabo Pulmo.

On December 15th, weather permitting, Dr. Sylvia Earle will join the Hawaii Undersea Research Laboratory to return to the site where she broke the world record for the deepest solo dive over thirty years ago.

These fish are quit small, reaching a maximum length of 6 cm...

Mission Blue recently sat down with the photographer who took the popular photograph titled "David and Goliath" to get the full story behind the photo. See a short behind the shot video, hear from the photographer and scroll through other breathtaking photos.

A photo taken by researcher and photographer Octavio Aburto in Cabo Pulmo National Park, Mexico. Once degraded by overfishing, Cabo Pulmo has become the world's most....Click to read more.

Since the plastic age began, hundreds of millions of tons of plastic waste have been dumped into our oceans.

A newborn cuttlefish is featured in today's "Photo of the Day."