In our latest podcast episode we have a conversation with Marta Musso, a young marine biologist who is passionate about plankton and keen...

In today’s episode of the show our guest is Noel Kok from NEWF, which stands for Nature, Environment and Wildlife Filmmaking. We met with...

The Vitoria-Trinidade chain is a very special area along the Brazilian coast which is host to 11 seamounts and home to an incredible...

Every year there are phytoplankton blooms which take place around the Patagonian shelf and shelf-break, this bloom is so big that you can...

What does it take to organise a research mission on board a sailing boat? What sort of activities take place along the way? What is so...

What are the social, economic and cultural values that we need to consider when studying the Ocean, its ecosystem and its health? And how...

In today's episode of the podcast, our guest is Linda Amaral-Zettler, from the Royal Netherlands Institute for Sea Research. Linda tells...

In a recent article published in nature microbiology, teams from the Tara Ocean Foundation, Tara Oceans, the European Molecular Biology...

In our third episode of the podcast, Erik van Sebille from Utrecht University, presents the concepts of seascape and connectivity. In...

In our second episode of the podcast, we have a conversation with Hugo Sarmento, from the Federal University of São Carlos in Brazil....

The ocean covers 70% of our planet. That's why we call it the blue planet. We know that our health and that of the entire planet depend...

AtlantECO was invited on the "All Atlantic Talks" podcast, an initiative of the All Atlantic Ocean Research Alliance. AtlantECO project...

Finally meeting after a year and a half AtlantECO held its third general assembly meeting in Cape Town, South Africa and after more than...

Sue Hartman and her team, from NOC, are currently in the northeast Atlantic for the PAP-SO Cruise JC231 (read the original post here)....

The ocean is populated by microscopic planktonic organisms that regulate global biogeochemical cycles and allow life to thrive in the...

Plankton, the microscopic organisms that drift with the ocean’s currents, play a vital role in sustaining almost all marine life. By...

The Vitória-Trinidade chain: a unique area in the Atlantic ocean The second part if the scientific adventure of Tara in Brazil was all...

On board of Tara, a floating laboratory In August 2021, the Tara schooner of the Tara Ocean Foundation began its one-year study of the...

The AtlantECO part of the Mission Microbiomes has launched with initial sampling completed in the Amazon river and its plume. Find out...

Learn more about one of our flagship sampling mission on board of Tara with this infographics.