Do we need more marine biologists?

Of course. Especially now that the marine ecosystems are in danger from pollution, overfishing and global climate change. But the less specific aquatic biology is a better catch-all discipline. read more

Marine biology is a learning and research field, and many marine biologists, therefore, work in coordination with universities and other educational institutions. In fact, many marine biologists are also teachers and professors during the winter months when less work is being done in the field. read more

While marine biologist careers vary significantly, at its basic level, this type of scientist specializes in the living organisms in bodies of water. Most marine biologists have an area of specialty - some study mammals, or fish, single celled organisms like plankton, or plants and coral. read more