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Tiny Organisms, Big Impact: The Winners of the 2026 Science Without Borders Challenge

Nearly 900 students from 65 countries answered the Khaled bin Sultan Living Oceans Foundation's 2026 brief: paint the invisible ocean....
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Protected: The Tide Has No Bias: Why the Next Generation of Indian Women Must Take Action in the Field
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Protected: The Koovagam Festival: A Celebration of Trans Identities and a Marriage to God
Issue 132 - May 20261 week ago

SEVENSEAS Travel Magazine — No. 132 May 2026

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Issue 132 - May 20261 week ago

UNESCO Releases People and Nature Report: How UNESCO Sites Sustain Biodiversity and Communities Worldwide

UNESCO's new People and Nature report finds its network of 2,260+ designated sites holds more than 60 percent of mapped...
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Falmouth Harbour Trials the World’s First All-Concrete Pontoon Float to Replace EPS in Marinas
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SeaKeepers Welcomes Dr. Mark Luther as First Scientist Chairman, Marking a New Era for Ocean Research
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Introducing the SEVENSEAS Mentor Network: Help Build the Community You Wish You’d Had
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Is It Safe to Swim in Tenerife? A 2026 Guide to Beach Water Quality and Coastal Pollution
Issue 131 - April 20261 month ago

SEVENSEAS Travel Magazine – No. 131 April 2026
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A Nature Traveller’s Guide to Tenerife (With a 7-Day Itinerary)
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Small Islands and the Currents of Change: A Case Study on Ocean Literacy Through Storytelling in the Caribbean
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Pontoons and yachts moored at Falmouth Marina, Cornwall
Issue 132 - May 20261 week ago

Falmouth Harbour Trials the World’s First All-Concrete Pontoon Float to Replace EPS in Marinas

Falmouth Harbour is trialling the world's first all-concrete marina pontoon, designed by Cornwall-based ScaffFloat, as a recyclable alternative to Expanded...
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New Satellite-Based AI Approach Reveals Ocean Currents in Unprecedented Detail
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Interaction of Carbon and Nutrient Cycles Overlooked in Marine Carbon Dioxide Strategies
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