The Ocean News Podcast – Details, episodes & analysis

WWF, the University of Strathclyde and the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) have teamed up to work on a pioneering project to monitor krill from space.

 Covering an area three times the size of Sweden  - Seabed 2030, has just completed their most challenging accomplishment yet...mapping the Arctic Ocean.

News Editor, Rob Hutchins, explores accounts from Indonesian and Filipino crew members working aboard a fleet of 12 Chinese tuna fishing vessels who have alleged cases of physical abuse and forced labour among North Korean crew, with some trapped at sea for as long as a decade.

Green and loggerhead sea turtles have been responding to the warming ocean and planetary temperatures by advancing their nesting and hatching process by nearly one day a year for the last 30 years, an adaptation that will prove vital to their survival.

Join Oceanographic Magazine's News lead, Rob Hutchings and Social Media Manager, Ben Hartley, as they plunge into the depths of this week's most significant ocean-related stories. From groundbreaking scientific discoveries to urgent environmental concerns, Hutchings provides in-depth analysis and expert commentary on the issues that matter most to our blue planet.

News Editor, Rob Hutchins uncovers the scale of toxic pollution caused by the oil and gas industry in UK seas.

Join Oceanographic Magazine's News lead, Rob Hutchings, as he plunges into the depths of this week's most significant ocean-related stories. From groundbreaking scientific discoveries to urgent environmental concerns, Hutchings provides in-depth analysis and expert commentary on the issues that matter most to our blue planet.

The non-profit research group OCEARCH managed to tag the largest ever recorded great white shark in the Atlantic off the Florida-Georgia coast in mid-January. The researchers now hope that the data provided by the tag will help advance our knowledge of the species.

In partnership with the Manatee Rescue and Rehabilitation Program and the US Fish and Wildlife Service, Walt Disney World Florida is to move from long-term manatee rehabilitation to short-term critical care in a move that will ease pressures on local facilities.