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  • 2019

    New Atlas Captures Conditions of Nearly One-Fourth of World's Coral

    This article in Popular Mechanics covers how the Living Oceans Foundation used satellite images to make coral reef maps on a global scale. It shows how our new high-resolution maps of coral reef habitats could help identify areas under threat and in need of protection.

  • 2018

    Are reef corals stressed or just pessimistic?

    Scientist Anderson Mayfield discusses his work studying coral health through molecular biology, work he conducted as a KSLOF Fellow on the Indo-Pacific portion of the Global Reef Expedition.

  • 2018

    The world's living oceans

    This article about Princess Hala bint Khalid bin Sultan's recent visit to King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) showcases her work with the Living Oceans Foundation. She discussed her father Prince Khalid bin Sultan’s passion for diving—which began when he first dove in the Red Sea in the mid-1990s— and how this passion fueled the establishment of the foundation.

  • 2017

    Smithsonian Channel celebrates Earth Day with “An Ocean Mystery”

    This article featured on realscreen highlights the Earth Day premiere of the Foundation's award-winning film 'An Ocean Mystery: The Missing Catch' on the Smithsonian Channel.

  • 2016

    Yachting With an Eco-conscience

    When science and superyachts come together, great things can happen. This article featured in the October 2016 issue of ShowBoats International Magazine highlights the Foundation's use of HRH Prince Khaled bin Sultan's Golden Fleet to further coral reef research and ocean conservation across the globe.

  • 2016

    Oceanic Wonders Explored: World Heritage in the High Seas

    This exceptional photo gallery featured in The Guardian online publication explores just a few of the incredible oceanic wonders that may become protected under the joint initiative between UNESCO and Living Oceans Foundation to expand World Heritage Sites to include the high seas.

  • 2016

    UNESCO seeks to protect natural wonders in the high seas

    This article in DW.com highlights how UNESCO is proposing adding sites in the high seas to the World Heritage List, a campaign sponsored by Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation. These natural wonders are in international waters. Heritage status could help protect them against pollution and overfishing.