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Velella en Isla San Martín

The Blob: Why warmer oceans are a big concern

The warm ‘blob’ in Canada’s Pacific Ocean

High PSP in Clams

High PSP in Clams

Victoria Harbour 2: Contaminants in Sediment and Mussels

Early earthworm

PSP High in Clams

High PSP in Clams

Lions Mane Jellyfish Sighting

Jellyfish Bloom

Mollusks in Moose (Alces alces) Gut

Unusual species in Alaska waters indicate parts of Pacific warming dramatically

Amber Snail

Sea Otter (Enhydra lutris) Sighted at Possession Point, Southern Vancouver Islan

Northern Sea Nettle Jellyfish Die-Off

Crab larvae wash ashore

Spawning Marine Worms

High PSP Levels in Clams

Ocean acidity wipes out 10 million scallops near Qualicum Beach

Evidence of Sea Star Wasting Disease

High PSP Levels in Clams

Persistent High PSP Levels

High PSP levels in clams

Krill Die-off

Mussel Roe Fouls Fishing Gear

Tadpole Shrimp at Swimming Hole

Leopard Slug (Limax maximus)

Poor Sea Ice - Our Sea Garden

PSP Levels Rising

Jumbo Flying Squid Pile Up On Calif. Beach

Hundreds of Humboldt squid wash up on Aptos area beaches

Barnacle decline

Barnacles Declining

Shell shock - thousands of Ninilchik clams wash up on beach in unusual die-off

Squid invasion hitting Oregon coast and scientists are concerned, but could there be a silver lining?

Giant squid caught in West Seattle

Jumbo squid invade San Diego shores, spook divers

Crayfish - Invaders from the Bayou

The Seattle Times: Sports: Notebook: Humboldt squid make rare appearance here

Jumbo squid is captured in unfamiliar waters

Great Barrier Reef authority confirms unprecedented sixth mass coral bleaching event

East Cook Inlet clamming to remain closed again this summer as population still lags

New Zealand sea sponge populations 'dying by the millions' due to climate change

Apparent native freshwater mussel mortality event

Holy crab! Rare, weirdly colored crustaceans found in Norton Sound

Invasive slug species slimes into city

New Invasive Species Detected in Alaska

Corals in peril at a popular Hawaiian tourist destination due to global climate change

Baby lobster numbers low off New England as waters warm

Sounding the alarm about the lobster population: We must reverse the trend now

Crabbers catch fewer crab, see lower price

Christchurch beach turns pink after millions of krill left high and dry by the tide

Tropical fish follow warmer waters south, devouring kelp forests

Basking Sharks (Cetorhinus maximus) Return to Monterey Bay

Shellfish growers in Northwest’s oyster capital want ‘blitz’ against invasive green crabs