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Fishing Disaster by Supratik Das
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Fishing Disaster

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First Place (High School age group): What Goes On Your Plate by Ruofei Rao, Age 17, New Zealand
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What Goes On Your Plate

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Three juvenile Adélie penguins
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Juvenile Adélie Penguins

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Sea walls must be maintained consistently and will need to be built higher and higher as sea level rises. This type of man-made barrier also has implications for the natural coastline.
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French Sea Wall

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The Portage Glacier near Anchorage, Alaska has retreated so much that it is no longer visible from the visitor center built for its viewing in 1986.
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Portage Glacier

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A map of sea level change in cm from 1993 to 2008.
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Sea Level Rising

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An iceberg calves from Antarctica's Pine Island Glacier
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Pine Island Glacier

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An Autonomous Reef Monitoring Structure (AMRS) placed on a reef in Bali.
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Biodiversity in Bali

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Seagrass species come in many different shapes and sizes, as illustrated by this conceptual diagram of some common seagrass species.
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Seagrass Diversity

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The Mesoamerican Reef extends over 600 miles (1000 km) through the waters of Mexico, Belize, Guatemala and Honduras and includes the Western Hemisphere’s longest barrier reef.
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Mesoamerican Reef Regional Map

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A sea spider walks on the ocean floor.
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Sea Spider

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Rhinochimaera swimming in the Dark.
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Rhinochimera

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