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Issue 132 - May 20262 days ago

SEVENSEAS Travel Magazine — No. 132 May 2026

Issue No. 132 of SEVENSEAS Travel Magazine, May 2026. Twelve stories on coral recovery, polystyrene-free marinas, UNESCO biosphere reserves, ocean...
Spreewald, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in Germany, where visitors travel by punted boat through forested waterways Spreewald, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in Germany, where visitors travel by punted boat through forested waterways
Issue 132 - May 20264 days ago

UNESCO Releases People and Nature Report: How UNESCO Sites Sustain Biodiversity and Communities Worldwide
Pontoons and yachts moored at Falmouth Marina, Cornwall Pontoons and yachts moored at Falmouth Marina, Cornwall
Issue 132 - May 20264 days ago

Falmouth Harbour Trials the World’s First All-Concrete Pontoon Float to Replace EPS in Marinas
A butterflyfish swims above living staghorn coral on a Caribbean reef A butterflyfish swims above living staghorn coral on a Caribbean reef
Conservation Photography4 days ago

Little Cayman Hope Spot Shows Early Signs of Reef Recovery After the World’s Most Extreme Coral Bleaching Event

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Jay Wade and Dr. Mark Luther of The International SeaKeepers Society
Issue 132 - May 20264 days ago

SeaKeepers Welcomes Dr. Mark Luther as First Scientist Chairman, Marking a New Era for Ocean Research

The International SeaKeepers Society marks a historic milestone, appointing Dr. Mark Luther of the University of South Florida as its...
SEVENSEAS Mentor Network — connecting marine professionals across generations
Issue 132 - May 20264 days ago

Introducing the SEVENSEAS Mentor Network: Help Build the Community You Wish You’d Had
Boys preparing fishing nets in Butre, Ghana
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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.
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King of the Seaducks, Enduring Sign of Chesapeake Winter
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Sailing Toward a Sustainable Blue Future: An Interview with Emilie McGlone, Director of Peace Boat US
GOFLOW satellite-derived temperature gradient map of ocean surface currents
Issue 132 - May 20262 weeks ago

New Satellite-Based AI Approach Reveals Ocean Currents in Unprecedented Detail
Andi Cross meets Marie Rite on the shore of Little Bay, an Edges of Earth expedition portrait
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Finding Ourselves on the Edges: Three Years on a Global Expedition

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Is It Safe to Swim in Tenerife? A 2026 Guide to Beach Water Quality and Coastal Pollution
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The Shadow Fleet Escalation: From Environmental Threat to Geopolitical Flashpoint
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
Andi Cross meets Marie Rite on the shore of Little Bay, an Edges of Earth expedition portrait
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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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GOFLOW satellite-derived temperature gradient map of ocean surface currents
Issue 132 - May 20262 weeks 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...
A swimmer suspended in a halo of bubbles beneath the ocean surface A swimmer suspended in a halo of bubbles beneath the ocean surface
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Sounds of the Ocean: A Journey from Inspiration to Impact
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Interaction of Carbon and Nutrient Cycles Overlooked in Marine Carbon Dioxide Strategies
Scuba diver exploring a coral reef alongside marine life, illustrating hands-on ocean conservation efforts like those led by Coral Reefstoration Ghana
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Diving In: How Ghana Is Training the Next Generation of Coral Protectors
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King of the Seaducks, Enduring Sign of Chesapeake Winter

“They came back,” says biologist Donald Webster. “This year.” His voice has a wistful note, wondering if the king of...
Andi Cross meets Marie Rite on the shore of Little Bay, an Edges of Earth expedition portrait Andi Cross meets Marie Rite on the shore of Little Bay, an Edges of Earth expedition portrait
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What the Fish Are Telling Us About Marine Biodiversity and Ocean Health Around Tenerife
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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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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
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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.
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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
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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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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
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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
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