Human occupation is usually associated with degraded landscapes but 13,000 years of repeated occupation by British Columbia’s coastal First Nations has had the opposite effect, enhancing ...

We were exploring the intertidal zone — that extraordinary world between high and low tide — on a very special beach: the beach I grew up on. Thirty years later, ...

This is supposed to be a column about the intertidal – the area where the water meets the land and where we humans are able to explore when the tide is out. But, it is also about the ...

The Tees Rivers Charitable Trust applied to MMO to install up to 18 dock wall fittings (vertipools) and up to three modular ...

Bacteria on intertidal rockweed across the North Atlantic Date: March 11, 2022 Source: University of Maine Summary: Algae such as rockweeds are a fundamental part of marine ecosystems, providing ...

BISSAU, July 14 (Xinhua) -- The Bijagos Archipelago in Guinea-Bissau has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) ...

Intertidal spiders face a number of threats, including rising sea levels due to climate change, and pollution. See All Key Ideas. Spiders are one of the most ubiquitous creatures on Earth, found ...

Intertidal fishes make what is called a ‘trade-off: they have gills that are shorter and not quite so delicate, thus reducing their tendency to collapse, ...

While I often focus on intertidal species for this column, this week I wanted to write about a marine animal that lives in the subtidal. In fact, it can go into impressively deep subtidal (beneath ...