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Issue 132 - May 20262 days ago

Introducing the SEVENSEAS Mentor Network: Help Build the Community You Wish You’d Had

For years, honestly since SEVENSEAS started, readers have asked us versions of the same questions. How do I break into...
Boys preparing fishing nets in Butre, Ghana Boys preparing fishing nets in Butre, Ghana
Aquacultures & Fisheries3 days ago

What WFP’s HungerMap LIVE Knows About Fisheries (Without Quite Knowing It)
A line of canvasback ducks gliding across the Choptank River near Cambridge, Maryland. A line of canvasback ducks gliding across the Choptank River near Cambridge, Maryland.
Stories from the Sea1 week ago

King of the Seaducks, Enduring Sign of Chesapeake Winter
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Art & Culture1 week ago

Sailing Toward a Sustainable Blue Future: An Interview with Emilie McGlone, Director of Peace Boat US

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Issue 132 - May 20261 week ago

New Satellite-Based AI Approach Reveals Ocean Currents in Unprecedented Detail

A study published in Nature Geoscience introduces GOFLOW, an AI-powered method that turns existing weather satellites into a high-resolution lens...
Andi Cross meets Marie Rite on the shore of Little Bay, an Edges of Earth expedition portrait
Conservation Photography2 weeks ago

Finding Ourselves on the Edges: Three Years on a Global Expedition
A Matter of Matter installation at Salone del Mobile 2026, Milan
Health & Sustainable Living2 weeks ago

A Matter of Matter: Salone del Mobile 2026 Bets Sustainability Can Be Beautiful Enough to Sell
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Sounds of the Ocean: A Journey from Inspiration to Impact
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No Blue, No Green: How Droga5 São Paulo Is Printing the Case for Brazil’s Ocean
Issue 131 - April 20261 month ago

SEVENSEAS Travel Magazine – No. 131 April 2026
Aquacultures & Fisheries1 month ago

What the Fish Are Telling Us About Marine Biodiversity and Ocean Health Around Tenerife

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News2 months ago

The Shadow Fleet Escalation: From Environmental Threat to Geopolitical Flashpoint
Feature Destination1 month ago

Is It Safe to Swim in Tenerife? A 2026 Guide to Beach Water Quality and Coastal Pollution
Seaworthy Collective Cohort 7 startups selected for The Continuum Ocean Enterprise Studio and Incubator 2026
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Seaworthy Collective Announces Cohort 7 of the Ocean Enterprise Studio & Incubator
Issue 131 - April 20261 month ago

SEVENSEAS Travel Magazine – No. 131 April 2026
Art & Culture1 month ago

A Nature Traveller’s Guide to Tenerife (With a 7-Day Itinerary)
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Issue 131 - April 20261 month ago

Small Islands and the Currents of Change: A Case Study on Ocean Literacy Through Storytelling in the Caribbean
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Tenerife’s Whale Sanctuary and Coastal Ecosystem: Why the Teno-Rasca Marine Reserve Matters for the Atlantic
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What the Fish Are Telling Us About Marine Biodiversity and Ocean Health Around Tenerife
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Tenerife: The Habitat of Pilot Whales
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Art & Culture2 weeks ago

Sounds of the Ocean: A Journey from Inspiration to Impact

Every meaningful project begins with a moment of connection—an experience that shifts perception and plants the seed for something larger...
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Tenerife’s Whale Sanctuary and Coastal Ecosystem: Why the Teno-Rasca Marine Reserve Matters for the Atlantic
Seaworthy Collective Cohort 7 startups selected for The Continuum Ocean Enterprise Studio and Incubator 2026 Seaworthy Collective Cohort 7 startups selected for The Continuum Ocean Enterprise Studio and Incubator 2026
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Interaction of Carbon and Nutrient Cycles Overlooked in Marine Carbon Dioxide Strategies
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Ocean Literacy2 months ago

Diving In: How Ghana Is Training the Next Generation of Coral Protectors
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Antarctica’s Hidden Carbon Sink: Inside the Science of Blue Carbon
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Celebrating World Glaciers & Water Days with Science and Art
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Issue 130 - March 20262 months ago

Meet Jacqueline Rosa, the March Cover Conservationist
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Andi Cross meets Marie Rite on the shore of Little Bay, an Edges of Earth expedition portrait
Conservation Photography2 weeks ago

Finding Ourselves on the Edges: Three Years on a Global Expedition

Andi Cross reflects on three years, 47 countries, and 250 communities on the Edges of Earth expedition. Stories from conservation's...
No Blue No Green campaign by Droga5 Sao Paulo for SOS Oceano Marinho, the Brazilian flag stripped of blue and green No Blue No Green campaign by Droga5 Sao Paulo for SOS Oceano Marinho, the Brazilian flag stripped of blue and green
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No Blue, No Green: How Droga5 São Paulo Is Printing the Case for Brazil’s Ocean
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What the Fish Are Telling Us About Marine Biodiversity and Ocean Health Around Tenerife
With Children in Mermaid Tails
Issue 131 - April 20261 month ago

Small Islands and the Currents of Change: A Case Study on Ocean Literacy Through Storytelling in the Caribbean
Large red oil tanker navigating through open waters under heavy clouds, representing the environmental risks posed by aging shadow fleet vessels operating outside international maritime safety systems
News2 months ago

The Shadow Fleet Escalation: From Environmental Threat to Geopolitical Flashpoint
Massive tabular iceberg rising from the dark waters of the Southern Ocean, representing the Antarctic ecosystems at the center of blue carbon research
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Antarctica’s Hidden Carbon Sink: Inside the Science of Blue Carbon
Scuba diver exploring a coral reef alongside marine life, illustrating hands-on ocean conservation efforts like those led by Coral Reefstoration Ghana
Ocean Literacy2 months ago

Diving In: How Ghana Is Training the Next Generation of Coral Protectors
Close-up portrait with Karo tribe members adorned in white body paint beside a thatched hut in Ethiopia's Omo Valley
Issue 130 - March 20263 months ago

They Warned Me. I Went Anyway.
Satellite image of the Gulf of Gabès, Tunisia, taken from the International Space Station showing the shallow turquoise waters, sediment plumes, the Kerkennah Islands, and the contrast between the gulf and the deep blue Mediterranean Sea.
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The Gulf of Gabès: A Nation Confronts Its Environmental Legacy
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A Matter of Matter installation at Salone del Mobile 2026, Milan A Matter of Matter installation at Salone del Mobile 2026, Milan
Health & Sustainable Living2 weeks ago

A Matter of Matter: Salone del Mobile 2026 Bets Sustainability Can Be Beautiful Enough to Sell
Large red oil tanker navigating through open waters under heavy clouds, representing the environmental risks posed by aging shadow fleet vessels operating outside international maritime safety systems Large red oil tanker navigating through open waters under heavy clouds, representing the environmental risks posed by aging shadow fleet vessels operating outside international maritime safety systems
News2 months ago

The Shadow Fleet Escalation: From Environmental Threat to Geopolitical Flashpoint
Schematic diagram of carbon and phosphorus cycling in the ocean after enhanced surface productivity, showing rapid carbon remineralization returning to the surface while phosphorus sinks deeper for longer sequestration, with a research vessel adding nutrients to trigger a phytoplankton bloom Schematic diagram of carbon and phosphorus cycling in the ocean after enhanced surface productivity, showing rapid carbon remineralization returning to the surface while phosphorus sinks deeper for longer sequestration, with a research vessel adding nutrients to trigger a phytoplankton bloom
News2 months ago

Interaction of Carbon and Nutrient Cycles Overlooked in Marine Carbon Dioxide Strategies
Credit : NASA Earth Observatory / Landsat Credit : NASA Earth Observatory / Landsat
Issue 130 - March 20262 months ago

Beneath the War Zone, the Persian Gulf’s Marine Ecosystem Faces Its Next Great Test
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Health & Sustainable Living2 months ago

How the Strait of Hormuz Crisis Will Reach Your Doorstep
U.S. Navy photo — USS Thomas Hudner (DDG 116) transit through the Strait of Hormuz Source: DVIDS (Defense Visual Information Distribution Service). Credit: U.S. Navy photo / Released via DVIDS U.S. Navy photo — USS Thomas Hudner (DDG 116) transit through the Strait of Hormuz Source: DVIDS (Defense Visual Information Distribution Service). Credit: U.S. Navy photo / Released via DVIDS
Issue 130 - March 20262 months ago

The Strait of Hormuz Is Now a War Zone. Here Is What That Means for the Ocean.