What is blue carbon? We briefly explain how marine and coastal ecosystems capture and store carbon, known as blue carbon.

Read about a few ways the new JCU TropWATER coastal imagery tool can be used to address ecological challenges.

Damaged mangroves one year after the oil spill in Bahía Las Minas. Photo credit: Carl Hansen, STRI. A new study from James Cook...

It’s been one year since Tropical Cyclone Jasper tore through Far North Queensland’s Great Barrier Reef – and James Cook University...

A James Cook University report has found evidence that sea level rise is visibly impacting mangroves across approximately 80% of the...

Mangroves are nature’s blue carbon powerhouses – capable of capturing and storing significant amounts of carbon – making them a vital...

Breakthrough research by James Cook University scientists has solved the mystery of the catastrophic death of 40 million mangrove trees...