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Andi Cross meets Marie Rite on the shore of Little Bay in Espiritu Santo, Vanuatu, during the Edges of Earth expedition Andi Cross meets Marie Rite on the shore of Little Bay in Espiritu Santo, Vanuatu, during the Edges of Earth expedition
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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...
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The Brazilian flag with the blue circle and green field removed, leaving only the yellow diamond against a white background, from Phase 1 of Droga5 São Paulo's No Blue No Green campaign for SOS Oceano The Brazilian flag with the blue circle and green field removed, leaving only the yellow diamond against a white background, from Phase 1 of Droga5 São Paulo's No Blue No Green campaign for SOS Oceano
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Issue 131 - April 20264 weeks ago

SEVENSEAS Travel Magazine – No. 131 April 2026

Welcome to the April issue of SEVENSEAS. This month, we travel to Tenerife, where Europe’s first Whale Heritage Site opens...
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Issue 131 - April 20264 weeks ago

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Issue 131 - April 20264 weeks 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

There are few places in Europe where you can watch a pod of short-finned pilot whales (Globicephala macrorhynchus) year-round from...
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.
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Issue 130 - March 20262 months ago

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Issue 130 - March 20262 months ago

They Warned Me. I Went Anyway.
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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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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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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.
Plastic debris and single-use waste scattered across a beach shoreline with the ocean in the background Plastic debris and single-use waste scattered across a beach shoreline with the ocean in the background
Issue 130 - March 20262 months ago

Global Plastics Treaty Negotiations Get a New Chair After Months of Deadlock
Whale tail surfacing in the North Atlantic with a cargo ship in the distance highlighting vessel speed impacts on whale strikes and shipping emissions Whale tail surfacing in the North Atlantic with a cargo ship in the distance highlighting vessel speed impacts on whale strikes and shipping emissions
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Slowing Down to Save Whales Could Also Cut Shipping Emissions by Hundreds of Tonnes Per Voyage, White Paper Finds