Thriving Antarctic Ecosystems Found in Wake of Recently Detached Iceberg

Thriving Antarctic Ecosystems Found in Wake of Recently Detached Iceberg

Schmidt Ocean Institute

Published: 20 March 2025

Scientists aboard R/V Falkor (too) discovered flourishing deep-sea ecosystems at depths up to 1,300m beneath seafloor newly exposed by the calving of Chicago-sized iceberg A-84 from George VI Ice Shelf.

Keywords: Antarctic, iceberg, deep-sea ecosystems, ROV SuBastian, George VI Ice Shelf, coral, biodiversity, Bellingshausen Sea

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Ifremer at the Heart of Mission Neptune: An International Coalition to Explore the Deep Ocean

Ifremer at the Heart of Mission Neptune: An International Coalition to Explore the Deep Ocean

Ifremer

Published: 12 March 2026

Ifremer co-chairs Mission Neptune, a new international consortium to accelerate deep-ocean exploration and inform high-seas governance as the BBNJ treaty enters into force in 2026.

Keywords: Mission Neptune, deep ocean, BBNJ treaty, high seas governance, ocean exploration, deep-sea research, international cooperation

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New partnership will revitalize ocean research off the Jersey Shore

New partnership will revitalize ocean research off the Jersey Shore

Rutgers University

Published: 8 January 2026

Rutgers and Stockton universities partnered with the NJ Economic Development Authority and Ocean Power Technologies to restart and modernize the Long-Term Ecosystem Observatory (LEO), deploying a high-tech buoy off the coast of Tuckerton.

Keywords: ocean observing, coastal monitoring, research buoy, Long-Term Ecosystem Observatory, marine technology, New Jersey, real-time data

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