Putting numbers on how well looked after the animals that end up on our plate are...
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The Census is also a vital tool to help raise ocean awareness and inform policy makers to help protect the oceans.
The big question raised by the Census of Marine Life is, "What next?"
The Census isn't all about science. Artists and Musicians also joined in to share their love of the underwater...
Four Census scientists at the London conference share their thoughts on their personal highlights from a decade of...
This week saw the first report of the Census of Marine Life. This has been a worldwide project spanning in the last 10...
This week, researchers have made another interesting finding in regard to what actually happens when a person puts on a...
Orang-utans are one of the world’s most fascinating creatures living primarily among the trees. They're the only...
On today’s show, we’re talking about neuromarketing, but what actually is it? Sarah Castor-Perry caught up with Gemma...
We’re talking about advertising and one of the main aims of an advert or a billboard, or a poster is of course to...
Well, one thing that is fairly ubiquitous to most adverts is the presence of a celebrity. Clutching a bottle of...
Neuromarketing is the use of behavioural and neurological studies to market and advertise products. But how exactly do...
Carl Gustaf Lundin head of IUCN's Global Marine Programme chooses our critter of the month
Looking back into oceans past, Poul Holm tells us about novel ways of understanding how the marine realm has changed.
Legendary oceans explorer, Sylvia Earle, shares her thoughts on the Census of Marine Life.
As well as identifying what lives beneath the waves, the Census also investigated how animals move around and use the...
The task of cataloguing ocean diversity has been thrust into the 21st century by cutting edge genetic tools.
Census co-founder, Jesse Ausabel, tells us about how it all began
This week, astronomers at the University of California, Santa Cruz and also from the Carnegie Institution of Washington...
Over the past few weeks, scientists have been carrying out the first geological survey since the 1930s of England’s...