A 2022-2023 study published in Frontiers in Conservation Science provides the first documented evidence of ship anchor damage ...

Researchers documented how cruise ship anchors can harm some of the oldest species of marine life in Antarctica.

Ships operate in every ocean, and even the most remote waters aren't off-limits. When they anchor, they leave behind a footprint. Anchoring cannot only disrupt marine life but may also damage undersea ...

Announcement at UN Ocean Conference At the UN Ocean Conference 2025, Aker QRILL Company announced its ongoing advocacy and amitions ...

New research has revealed that emperor penguins are experiencing a faster-than-expected decline due to shrinking Antarctic ...

Glaciers melting rapidly, fields of moss expanding, water streaming off ice shelves once frozen solid: these are just a few ...

Anchor regulations for Antarctica can be established through groups like the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR) and the International Association of ...

This long-term focus on specific prey can have powerful ecological consequences. At Cape Shirreff, Antarctica, in the ...

Marine scientist Mulrennan, founder of the California-based Kolossal non-profit ocean exploration and conservation organization, said: “The observed damage was a near miss to three giant volcano ...

Scientists captured the first documented video of cruise ship anchor damage in Antarctica, potentially to one of the oldest ...

Scientists reveal how ship anchor damage is scarring Antarctica’s seafloor and threatening fragile ecosystems.