Where in the world are the North Atlantic right whales?
Right whales spend the summer traveling. Here are just a few of the whales spotted this summer along the coast.
Oceans
Home to diverse wildlife from the smallest krill to the biggest whale, our country’s oceans — and the ecosystems they support — are worth preserving for future generations.
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The Antiquities Act is meant to protect America’s natural and cultural treasures forever. Is the Act itself in danger?
Why America should go big on offshore wind
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Life under the waves in a warming Gulf of Maine
In nature, fewer sounds abound
Right whale washes ashore in Martha’s Vineyard
What You Can Do
Tell President Biden: Save this uniquely American whale and protect its habitat from drilling
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The risks of deep-sea mining: Disruption on a massive scale
We don’t need deep-sea mining
New Life for the Ocean
Reducing plastic waste in the states
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Where in the world do leatherback turtles go?
We may be one step closer to knowing where leatherback turtles spend their time
A wave of youth ocean activism in Boston
Over 150 students from across the region attended the first-ever New England Youth Ocean Summit about and took action in support of protecting our oceans from rising temperatures, pollution, plastic, deep-sea mining, and more.
The seabirds you’ll see in the Gulf of Maine’s kelp forest
Gulls, Puffins, Petrels, and more - meet the wonderful seabirds of the Gulf of Maine kelp forest
Statement: Second young right whale dead in a month
More devastating news for the critically endangered species