Meet coccolithophores, tiny organisms shaping our climate by capturing CO2 and building ocean ecosystems. They've worked for millions of years unrecognised. They've earned their day. We're supporting a new bid to make #CoccolithophoreDay 10th Oct! #InvisibleHeroes #OceanGuardians #ClimateWarriors

New research confirms mysterious blue particles from the deep sea are fish pellets, and they have a previously unrecognised role in ocean chemistry and the carbon cycle! 🐟💨💎 Read here: bio-carbon.ac.uk/news/fish-re...

🪼New paper on plankton powerhouses💪 Bringing plankton to the forefront of science, policy & awareness. “New paper explains why their influence is much greater still, helping & influencing humanity in so many ways.” Prof Alex Poulton @heriotwattuni.bsky.social bio-carbon.ac.uk/news/immeasu...

🚨 Announcement 🚨 NERC have just released pre-announcements for the final round of BIO-Carbon funding, to open in spring 2026. bio-carbon.ac.uk/news/joint-n...

Did you know that we are endorsed as a @unoceandecade.bsky.social Project under the JETZON Programme? Watch our expedition video to learn all about how we're unlocking the role of marine life in ocean carbon storage! 🌊🐟 www.youtube.com/watch?v=h2xz...

Today marks one year since the launch of our first expedition! 🚢 From a coccolithophore bloom the size of Scotland, to the first country-to-country deployment for an ALR, our spring and autumn expeditions pushed the boundaries of #oceanscience. Watch our wrap up: www.instagram.com/p/DJ6aJXMpm_t/