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SEVENSEAS Travel Magazine — No. 135 August 2026

Click the cover to view it full size SEVENSEAS Marine Conservation & Travel Magazine No. 135 · August 2026 Welcome...
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Panama: A Conservation Traveller’s Guide to Whales, Reefs and Cloud Forest
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Panama Counts Its Mangroves, and What It Has Lost
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Fiji and Panama Launch Global Challenge to Protect the Ocean’s Twilight Zone

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The Overheating Squeeze on Great White Sharks

Warm-bodied predators burn nearly four times the energy of cold-blooded fish to hold their thermal edge. New research warns that...
Chris Bertish standing on his modified beach catamaran on the open Pacific during TransCat Expedition testing
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Chris Bertish Cancels TransCat Expedition: When Courage Means Saying No
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Belonging to the River
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UNESCO Adds 14 New Biosphere Reserves on World Environment Day
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Gravel Roads at the Edge of the Arctic: A New Cycling Journey Through Finland’s Lapland
A wildfire burns along the edge of a rural two-lane road, with orange flames and blackened ground on the left shoulder and thick smoke rising over the trees. A white vehicle drives down the road toward the camera as clearer blue sky opens on the right.
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Faster Ocean Models and a Major Carbon Correction Emerge From Five Years of Climate Research
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Where the Trail Meets the Tide

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SEVENSEAS Travel Magazine — No. 134 July 2026
Aerial view of the emerald Green Lakes north of Vilnius, a forest lake between dense pine woods.
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Forest, Lake, Flag
Members of the URI Fish Right team meet with small-scale industrial fishers on the water
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A New Chapter for Fisheries Science in the Philippines
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El Nido and Coron: A Sustainable Travel Guide to Northern Palawan, Philippines
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Increasing Intensity and Duration of Coral Bleaching Events in the Eastern Pacific Ocean, Panama
Skadar Lake Watershed Biosphere Reserve, Montenegro
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UNESCO Adds 14 New Biosphere Reserves on World Environment Day
A healthy coral reef in the waters around Panaon Island, Southern Leyte, Philippines.
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The Philippines Protects Panaon Island, One of the World’s Most Climate-Resilient Coral Reefs
Participants seated in a lecture room during the KIOTEC policy course in Jakarta
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When the Science Isn’t Enough: How KIOTEC Is Training the Policy Minds Indonesia’s Oceans Actually Need
Dense cold-water coral development seen from the JSL submersible off North Carolina at roughly 400 metres depth
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The Deep Sea’s Overlooked Hazard: A New Report on Radioactivity and Seabed Mining
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Deep Ocean Discovery: Two Rare Hydrothermal Vent Fields Found in Atlantic’s Doldrums Fracture Zone

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Panels coated with different antifouling paints after up to six months immersed in seawater, some heavily fouled with barnacles and weed
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The Greenest Paint in the Boatyard Was the Most Toxic

Seven antifouling paints tested across three European coasts. The one sold as eco-friendly came back the most toxic; a biocide-free...
A pale octopus grasping a red jellyfish in the dark midwater A pale octopus grasping a red jellyfish in the dark midwater
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31 New Species Discovered in Two Weeks of Deep-Sea Exploration off Brazil
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Wind Turbines as Reefs: A URI Ph.D. Student Reads the Chemical Fingerprints of Jonah Crabs
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1,121 New Marine Species in a Single Year: What the Ocean Census Just Found
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Tiny Organisms, Big Impact: The Winners of the 2026 Science Without Borders Challenge
Pontoons and yachts moored at Falmouth Marina, Cornwall
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Falmouth Harbour Trials the World’s First All-Concrete Pontoon Float to Replace EPS in Marinas
GOFLOW satellite-derived temperature gradient map of ocean surface currents
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New Satellite-Based AI Approach Reveals Ocean Currents in Unprecedented Detail
Sounds of the Ocean immersive underwater sound experience
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Sounds of the Ocean: A Journey from Inspiration to Impact
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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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Belonging to the River

Stories from the Sea · Ocean River Institute Belonging to the River On an Icelandic river below Lake Mývatn, a...
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What 550 days at sea taught me about belonging, teamwork, and creating safe spaces in remote environments
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Pride in Marine Science: A Conversation with Niru Dorrian
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The Forest We Forgot to Save: David Helvarg’s Forest of the Sea
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Tamil Nadu: A Land of Temples, Tides, and the Long View
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David Ụzọchukwu: Bodies of Water at the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art
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The Koovagam Festival: A Celebration of Trans Identities and a Marriage to God
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Little Cayman Hope Spot Shows Early Signs of Reef Recovery After the World’s Most Extreme Coral Bleaching Event
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Chris Bertish standing on his modified beach catamaran on the open Pacific during TransCat Expedition testing Chris Bertish standing on his modified beach catamaran on the open Pacific during TransCat Expedition testing
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Chris Bertish Cancels TransCat Expedition: When Courage Means Saying No
Skadar Lake Watershed Biosphere Reserve, Montenegro Skadar Lake Watershed Biosphere Reserve, Montenegro
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A wildfire burns along the edge of a rural two-lane road, with orange flames and blackened ground on the left shoulder and thick smoke rising over the trees. A white vehicle drives down the road toward the camera as clearer blue sky opens on the right. A wildfire burns along the edge of a rural two-lane road, with orange flames and blackened ground on the left shoulder and thick smoke rising over the trees. A white vehicle drives down the road toward the camera as clearer blue sky opens on the right.
Issue 135 - August 20262 weeks ago

Faster Ocean Models and a Major Carbon Correction Emerge From Five Years of Climate Research
Aidan Heslop diving headfirst from the cliff platform at Broken Beach, Bali Aidan Heslop diving headfirst from the cliff platform at Broken Beach, Bali
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Dense cold-water coral development seen from the JSL submersible off North Carolina at roughly 400 metres depth Dense cold-water coral development seen from the JSL submersible off North Carolina at roughly 400 metres depth
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The Deep Sea’s Overlooked Hazard: A New Report on Radioactivity and Seabed Mining
A healthy coral reef in the waters around Panaon Island, Southern Leyte, Philippines. A healthy coral reef in the waters around Panaon Island, Southern Leyte, Philippines.
Issue 134 - July 20261 month ago

The Philippines Protects Panaon Island, One of the World’s Most Climate-Resilient Coral Reefs