The ocean is anything but quiet with animals making a variety of unique sounds, but what happens when the ocean gets too loud ...

If convenience is what you value most in a shopping experience, you’d be hard-pressed to find a better outlet than Amazon. With millions of products, fresh groceries, and same-day delivery right to ...

Today, Oceana released a new report, “Amazon’s United States of Plastic,” which estimates that Amazon generated 208 million pounds of plastic packaging waste for all transactions in the United States ...

Nana Kweigyah and his crew venture farther out to sea than Ghana’s fishers did two decades ago — and cast their nets twice as deep. On a good day, Kweigyah, the canoe owner, returns with loads of ...

This article is the first installment in Oceana’s Recycling Myth of the Month series, which highlights common misconceptions surrounding the recycling of plastics. Three arrows chasing each other in a ...

Oceana analyzed data from the Global Commitment 2022 Progress Report released earlier this week by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, and found the Coca-Cola Company increased its use of plastic ...

Extreme heat waves can create public health problems on land, but did you know that they also occur in the ocean? These pockets of warm water bleach corals and disrupt food webs, putting some animals ...

Our oceans are filling with plastic. But not all plastic pose the same threat. Microplastic, small pieces up to 5mm in size, are moving through the ocean food web and into the human diet.

Oceana calls on Amazon shareholders in Seattle to support resolution with billboards, yard signs, and posters, featuring ocean animals.

WASHINGTON — A new Oceana-commissioned study reveals that vessels authorized to fish in the waters of designated tuna regional fishery management organizations (RFMOs) are operating major shark ...

Climate change can contribute to dangerous declines in ocean oxygen levels. A new paper in Nature Climate Change shows how. The new study found that a “major, centennial-scale change” is underway in ...

In the opening address of a headline event at Our Ocean Conference in Palau, “The Role of Transparency in Addressing IUU Fishing and Human Rights Abuses,” Oceana Board Member Antha Williams announced ...