Related Coverage

OTN considers ocean monitoring as a whole, but through the news, we often see stories that highlight the importance of a large-scale global initiative that comprehensively monitors ocean conditions and marine life response to those conditions. The following are some articles that in some way deal with climate change, ocean resource management or changes in marine life.

• 'We don't know what's in the ocean'
  Globe and Mail, July 29, 2006
• Illegal fishing hits tuna stocks
  July 5, 2006 (BBC News)
• Humans 'destroying coastal life'
  June 26, 2006 (BBC News)
• 'Warm' species invading Antarctic
  June 23, 2006 (BBC News)
• Salmon Populations Balance Between Restoration and Extinction It's Time for Governments to Tip the Scales
  June 19, 2006 (ASF)
• Oceans science: A critical mass of minds
  May 13, 2006 (Halifax Herald)
• Our next frontier: the Arctic Ocean
  April 5, 2006 (Globe and Mail)
• Hidden Cost of Shark Fin Soup: Its Source May Vanish
  January 5, 2006 (NY Times)
• The Catch
  October 23, 2005 (NY Times)
• No Fish Story
  August 13, 2005 (Washington Post)
• Tracking the Imperiled Bluefin From Ocean to Sushi Platter
  May 3, 2005 (NY Times)
• Tuna fishing policy 'misguided'
  April 28, 2005 (BBC News)
• Regulators should rethink tuna quotas, study says
  April 28, 2005 (Halifax Herald)
• Scientists Call for Fishing Limits to Protect Tuna
  April 27, 2005 (Reuters)
• Shelling out for science
  April 4, 2005 (Hailfax Herald)
• Sensors to Make Sense of the Sea
  December 2004 (Oceanus Magazine)
• Arctic Countries Agree on Perils of Climate Change but Not Solution
  Novemeber 25, 2004 (NY Times)
• Ocean Survey Finds New Fish, Tuna Migration Routes
  November 22, 2004 (Reuters)
• Oceans to Rise One Meter by 2100-Arctic Expert
  November 9, 2004 (Reuters)
• Great white wins more protection
  October 12, 2004 (BBC News)
• Shipping news buoys the right whale
  September 27, 2004 (Globe and Mail)
• Mussels Found Near N.Pole in Global Warming Sign
  September 17, 2004 (Reuters)
• Acid oceans spell doom for coral
  August 29, 2004 (BBC News)
• Understanding diversity the first step in protecting it
  August 13, 2004 (David Suzuki Foundation)
• Study: Only 10 percent of big ocean fish remain
  May 14, 2003 (CNN)