In May of 2025, satellites captured a staggering view from space: an estimated 37.5 million metric tons of floating brown ...
A public signing of a giant scroll to back the protection of the Sargasso Sea has proved a hit with the public. Children and ...
Far from the beaches and busy coastlines where plastic pollution is easiest to see, scientists found evidence of a much less visible problem in the Sargasso Sea. During a 2019 Greenpeace expedition, ...
The Governments of the United Kingdom and Bermuda welcomed partners from governments, civil society and the scientific ...
In 2019, Shailene Woodley joined a Greenpeace trip to the Sargasso Sea, where nets found extreme microplastic pollution, including 1,298 bits in one sample.
Public signings of a community-led declaration to make sure that Bermuda’s voice is heard in future ocean conservation ...
A study led by researchers at the University of South Florida's College of Marine Science has found that certain populations of the seaweed sargassum have experienced a significant decline over the ...
The Sargasso Sea ecosystem generates a variety of goods and services that benefit people. These goods and services, often referred to as ecosystem services, provide some outputs that are directly ...
Scientists at the University of Miami have found that some sargassum, the brown seaweed that regularly washes ashore on Florida's beaches, may have a different origin than previously anticipated.
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