WHOI in the News
Can Tech Keep Whales Safe From Deadly Vessel Strikes?
Inside Climate News
An “antacid” to fight climate change
Marketplace | NPR
Why scientists are turning sharks into weather spies
Florida Today
Polar researchers capture otherworldly footage of seal mum and pup beneath the ice
BBC Wildlife
Alvin gets a check-up
Science Friday
New Close-Up Images Reveal the Wreckage of Ernest Shackleton’s Last Ship
Smithsonian Magazine
Basking sharks found diving 1,000m into twilight zone
Oceanographic Magazine
Cooking with kelp
WCAI-FM | Cape & Islands
Over a century after these ships set sail for the South Pole, their wrecks are inspiring new exploration
CBC
Baby seal gets a swimming lesson
Popular Science
Cohasset teen launches boat shrink wrap recycling effort
WCVB | Boston
In a First, Scientists Observe Creation of New Seafloor
The New York Times
Underwater images reveal 1st look at Quest, the final ship of Antarctic explorer Ernest Shackleton
CBC
As Ice Melts in the Arctic, Some Deep-Sea Creatures Are Thriving
The New York Times
Alvin Submersible Certified To Return To Deep-Sea Diving
Deeper Blue
Shifting season for stripers
MV Times
Gray Whales Are Getting Struck by Ships. Could This New A.I.-Powered Tech Save Them?
Smithsonian Magazine
Bloomberg Philanthropies Commits to Closing the Ocean Protection Gap
ECO Magazine
New Climate Tool Can Predict Coral Bleaching
Deeper Blue
Woods Hole scientists take part in NASA’s search for life beyond earth
WCAI-FM | Cape & Islands
El Niño summer could yield fewer storms, but experts urge caution
The New Bedford Light
Basking sharks feed in the ocean twilight zone, Woods Hole scientist says
WCAI-FM
How female dolphins know which males to avoid
National Geographic
A new job for sharks: Oceanographers improving climate forecasts
South Florida's NPR
