Stupendous seal migration

Sex-swapping Salmon

Floods

Eroding Beaches

Tsunamis

Glaciers Melting

Global

Warming

Tools of Climatology

Global Shortages Loom

Fish Fauna

Paper
Historical Overfishing and the Recent Collapse of Coastal Ecosystems, Jeremy Jackson et al, Science, 27 July, 2001, pp. 629-37.

Whose Fish Are They, Anyway? John Magnuson et al, Science, August 17, 2001.

Sea Change [ocean regimes], Terry Glavin, Canadian Geographic, May/June 1999, pp. 38-48.

Electronic
What's on your plate? Endangered fish worldwide

A virtual kelp forest

Shark! International Shark Attack File

Don't be stupid. Learn more about marine conservation

In hot water: climate indices.

Swim on over to NMFS for more on aquaculture and fisheries.

Reel in the world of fishing with the Food & Agriculture Organization of the U.N.

More on ocean and marine conservation:

National Coalition for Marine Conservation

Natural Resources Defense Council

The Ocean Conservancy

Wildlife Conservation Society

World Wildlife Fund

Credits abound.