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50% of El Hierro households use clean energy February 15th, 2016 is a historic date for this isolated island: the wind hybrid … [Read more...] about El Hierro: an exportable model in the islands

With 900 individuals present in the pass Tetamanu, Fakarava is home to one of highest densities of reef sharks in the world "In these … [Read more...] about Fakarava: the shark mystery unveiled

Martinique is one of the most promising areas in the world for the exploitation of this constant and eco-friendly renewable energy Jules … [Read more...] about Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion: a sustainable solution for islands

The West Indian manatee disappeared from Guadeloupe because of intensive hunting Kai and Junior male, seven and six, will be the first of … [Read more...] about Guadeloupe: reintroduction of manatees raised in captivity

Sea turtles' presence is crucial to the balance of Mayotte marine ecosystems The presence of turtles is valuable for the environment to … [Read more...] about Mayotte: endangered marine turtles

Sonar used to detect submarines can injure whales, dolphins, seals and walruses and disturb their feeding and mating Environmentalists and … [Read more...] about Cetaceans no longer faced by US Navy sonar nuisance

Maui dolphin population will soon reach a no return point If fishing is not promptly forbidden in their habitat, scientists from the … [Read more...] about New Zealand: only 42 Maui dolphins left

CORAL: A new method for a broader view of coral reefs The new NASA project called CORAL aims to give an overall view of the chemical … [Read more...] about CORAL: NASA explores coral reefs from the sky

Drumlines to be set up on the most visited spots on the coastline Among the solutions considered to prevent new attacks, La Réunion … [Read more...] about La Reunion: 73 sharks killed in one year