Marine ecosystems are in the midst of a conservation crisis, with coral reefs in particular facing numerous challenges as a result of climate change. In an effort to better understand these ...

If you’re looking for something more interesting to do in quarantine than restream a show on Netflix, consider helping scientists map the world’s coral reefs. In a new video game from NASA called NeMO ...

Coral reefs are shrinking. That’s bad news for wildlife. Millions of species call coral reefs their homes, and coral itself is a cluster of tiny aquatic animals. And it’s bad news for humans, too -- ...

Each week, we feature a worthy citizen science project or nature news segment from around the nation. This week, as we continue to feature projects to do from home, we bring you NeMO-Net from NASA.

NASA is calling citizen scientists of all ages to help map endangered coral — while sheltering in place. Instead of endlessly livestreaming TV shows during the pandemic, you could help program a ...

A new iOS game from NASA asks players to identify the coral in 3D images of the ocean floor. Doing so will help train AI to do it automatically. Originally hailing from Troy, Ohio, Ry Crist is a ...

One devastating way in which climate change is affecting the planet is by killing off coral reefs around the world. But while there are projects underway to halt the damage done to corals, it’s hard ...

A user playing the new NeMO-Net game that helps NASA classify the world's coral from their own home. NASA/Ames Research Center/Ved Chirayath Researchers are trying a number of different ways to save ...

Instruments mounted on drones and aircraft are allowing researchers at NASA’s Ames Research Center to look below the ocean surface in more detail than ever before. Using techniques originally ...

NASA researchers invite the public to become citizen scientists and contribute towards their research on coral reef ecosystems by playing the NeMO-Net video game Marine ecosystems are in the midst of ...