As the planet heats up, so does our desire to travel. Travel and hospitality industries have broken new ground this year, with people of all ages embracing domestic and international …
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How NOAA Safeguards the Ocean, Fisheries, and the Communities That Rely on Them
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has been a cornerstone of ocean science, conservation, and economic stability in the U.S. for over 50 years. Today, NOAA Fisheries, the branch focused on managing and protecting marine resources, is absolutely essential to keeping our oceans healthy, our fisheries sustainable, and our coastal communities thriving. These days, …
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SEVENSEAS Travel Magazine – March 2025 – Issue 118
These Underwater Meadows Capture More Carbon Than Forests — Here’s Why They Matter More Than You Think Along the coasts of the world’s temperate and tropical oceans thrives a group of plants crucial in the fight against climate change: seagrass meadows. Although seagrasses are not as well-known as forests or jungles, these coastal ecosystems outperform …
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Four Art Shows at The UN Draw Attention to The Need to Protect Glaciers
By Selva Ozelli It is fitting that after 2024 was confirmed as the hottest year on record, the United Nations (UN) declared 2025 the International Year of Glaciers’ Preservation, accompanied by the proclamation that March 21st of each year would be celebrated as World Day for Glaciers starting in 2025. The hottest year on record, breaching the first …
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Journeys With Purpose: A Journey to Grootbos, Where Nature and Community Thrive
When I first arrived at Grootbos Private Nature Reserve, I was immediately struck by its beauty. The rolling hills of fynbos, unique to the Cape Floral Kingdom, stretched as far as the eye could see, alive with color and fragrance. But what stayed with me most wasn’t just the stunning landscape – it was the …
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Francisco Garcia’s Take on the Future of the Wild Azores & Its Most Sacred Ocean Places
São Miguel, the largest and most visited of the nine Azorean islands, serves as something of a gateway to the archipelago’s rich marine life. Its proximity to the mainland and exceptional opportunities for whale watching, scuba diving, and snorkeling make it a magnet for tourism. Year-round, sperm whales share these waters with dolphins, sharks, and …
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Where Culture & Conservation Meet: Samuel Ceremony Mole’s Inside Look at the Randilen Wildlife Management Area
Interview by Andi CrossPhotography by: Adam Moore & Marla TomorugSupport from: Elewana Collection, Tarangire Treetops, Land & Life Foundation The Randilen Wildlife Management Area (WMA), located on the eastern border of Tanzania’s Tarangire National Park, serves as a vital buffer zone for one of Africa’s most treasured ecosystems. Spanning 312 square kilometers, Randilen protects critical …
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Meeting Luke Senior: A Look Into How Rewilding is Reviving Argyll’s Iconic Ecosystems
Interview by Andi CrossPhotography by: Adam Moore & Marla TomorugSupport from: Kilchoan Melfort Trust (KMT) Tucked away on Scotland’s west coast, Argyll is a region defined by its rugged beauty and its once rich ecological diversity. Despite its remote nature, it’s still surprisingly accessible—a place where ancient woodlands meet dramatic coastal landscapes, offering a window …
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Schmidt Ocean Institute Completes First Expedition To Antarctica
R/V Falkor (too) successfully conducted a sea ice to seafloor transect in the Weddell Sea, livestreaming the polar seafloor worldwide. PUNTA ARENAS, Chile— After a year of preparing the ship and crew, Schmidt Ocean Institute’s research vessel Falkor (too) has completed its first science expedition to Antarctica. The three-week expedition, which ended in early January, was ambitious in its …
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Dr Sylvia Earle & Hope Spot Champions Celebrate South Africa’s Marine Biodiversity & Diverse Cultural Connections
On Friday, 21 February, the Two Oceans Aquarium hosted Mission Blue and Champions from the seven South African Hope Spots. Dr. Sylvia Earle, founder of Mission Blue and a legendary marine biologist, joined the Hope Spot Champions in celebrating the growing South African Hope Spot network. The celebration included a collaborative workshop followed by a community event in the False Bay …
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FEATURE DESTINATION – Journeys With Purpose: The True Meaning of Life
‘We are visitors on this planet. We are here for ninety or one hundred years at the very most. During that period, we must try to do something good, something useful, with our lives. If you contribute to other people’s happiness, you will find the true goal, the true meaning of life” It is day …
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