Massive Marine Die-Off in Russian Far East Threatens Endangered Species

Massive marine die-off in Russian Far East threatens endangered species

Now believed to be caused by an unprecedented algae bloom, the decimation of bottom-dwelling sea life may have devastating ripple effects.

Minister meets scientists as pressure builds over algal bloom

The scientists who first tried to warn about the impacts of ocean warming, were finally granted a meeting this week with environment minister Murray Watt.

Animals may be 'threatened species' after algal bloom

An assessment of the devastation to marine animals caused by an unprecedented algal bloom will be fast-tracked by...

Animals may be ‘threatened species’ after algal bloom

An unprecedented algal bloom may lead to more marine life being added to the threatened species list as the toxic event kills thousands of sea creatures. Tens of thousands of marine animals have been killed since an algal bloom was identified off the Fleurieu Peninsula in South Australia in March, and has since spread along some of the coastline. An expert assessment of the impact of the toxic algal bloom has been expedited by the federal govern…

Conservation groups welcome fast-tracked marine life assessment after South Australia’s algal bloom - Humane World for Animals

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