It is amazing what change a year can bring. We have begun the 2012 IPSO Workshop, with ocean scientists and experts on the law of the sea ga...

We are pushing on to our last two seamounts, Sapmer Bank and Atlantis. Middle of What Seamount (MOW) was a very difficult site to work in. T...

We are just into week three of the cruise. Coral seamount was reluctant to give up its’ secrets and we have contended with bad weather and v...

After a very pleasant day or two at Cape Town RRS James Cook sailed at 14.00 on Monday 7 th November. It was a beautiful sunny day and the...

Any of you, wherever you are, whatever you are doing can pause now and connect directly with the ocean. Just breathe. That breath...

It’s August, the holiday season, when many of us will be taking trips to the coast and spending time next to the oceans. Many of us will eve...

5th August 2010 You may have seen the press coverage of the paper by Boyce and colleagues (Nature 466: 591-596). The paper relates a clever ...