Marine Biology

This page collects the 53 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Marine Biology”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Environment, Climate Change, and Conservation.

1. Fri, Sep 42 items
   1. Florida Aquarium and partners collect coral gametes in the Florida Keys for conservationThe Florida Aquarium led a 12-night collaborative effort to collect Elkhorn coral eggs and sperm in the Florida Keys. This project aims to support the conservation of the endangered coral species throHillsborough
   2. Florida Aquarium and partners collect coral gametes in Florida Keys for conservationHillsborough
2. Tue, Sep 12 items
   1. Researchers track shark populations off Long Island coastMarine researchers are tagging and tracking shark species off the coast of the Hamptons to study migration patterns and the presence of a great white shark nursery. The study aims to gather data on hoMiami-Dade
   2. Researchers tag sharks off Long Island to study migration and nursery habitsMiami-Dade
3. Thu, Aug 271 item
   1. Shedd Aquarium reports death of rescued beluga whale PeekachuA 23-year-old beluga whale named Peekachu died suddenly at Chicago's Shedd Aquarium on Tuesday while caretakers were attempting to treat her for dehydration. She was one of eight whales recently relocMiami-Dade
4. Fri, Aug 212 items
   1. FAU researcher reports record-breaking sargassum seaweed levels impacting Florida coastlinesA Florida Atlantic University researcher reports that sargassum seaweed blooms have reached record levels, with 33 million tons recorded this year following a record 38 million tons in 2025. The seaweMiami-Dade
   2. FAU researcher reports record-breaking sargassum seaweed accumulation on Gulf and Caribbean beachesMiami-Dade
5. Thu, Aug 201 item
   1. Scientists produce 108,000 coral larvae from rare Florida Keys spawning eventTwelve organizations collected eggs and sperm from rare elkhorn and staghorn coral during a recent spawning event to produce over 108,000 larvae. These larvae will be nurtured in laboratory settings wMiami-Dade2 reports

1. 01Sarasota Dolphin Research Programorganization3 mentions
2. 02Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commissionorganization3 mentions
3. 03smalltooth sawfishother3 mentions
4. 04Endangered Species Actother2 mentions
5. 05Caloosahatchee Riverlocation2 mentions
6. 06South Fork Natural History Museum and Nature Centerorganization2 mentions
7. 07Mote Marine Laboratoryorganization2 mentions
8. 08Florida Museum of Natural Historyorganization2 mentions
9. 09Apollo Beachplace2 mentions
10. 10Floridaplace2 mentions