AI and satellites reveal hidden fishing activity, exposing untracked vessels, maritime movements, and offshore energy.

The Liberian Government has received additional Fishing gear for free distribution across the nine coastal counties to local fishermen to increase their efforts and improve their livelihoods.Speaking ...

Putting electronic tags on asylum seekers is ineffective and doesn’t stop people absconding from immigration bail, a ...

Young people in the Eagle Valley are actively learning about the Arctic Ocean by engaging with a long-term monitoring project ...

A newly released arrest warrant details what led up to a Labor Day boat crash in Old Saybrook that left three people dead on ...

It comes with the same features as the bigger model including GPS anchoring, SecureStep, and wireless operation. With 55lbs, there is more than enough power to move and anchor small boats even ...

Marine Industry News caught up with some of the marine industry startups that showcased at the Start-Up Pavilion at Metstrade ...

Some migrants who crossed the Channel in small boats were tagged under a Home Office ... The report found that asylum seekers who were on GPS tags tended to go out of contact more quickly than ...

After a series of suspected undersea cable cuttings, NATO has launched a new surveillance and deterrence mission to protect ...

Unless there are Warhammer 40,000 nerds on the international space station, Michael Patterson is the first to send a 40k mini ...

Officials are investigating whether organised crime is behind a wave of illegal foreign fishing boats in Australian waters, which locals say are more sophisticated than ever before.

The Home Office lost contact with two thirds of asylum seekers who had been electronically tagged, a report has revealed.