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Haiti and a path for conservation

Haiti is a country filled with rich art, colonial architecture, and white sand beaches. With over 1,500 km of coastline[…]

A Marine Science Hackathon about Coastal Watersheds, Blowholes, Eelgrass, Cod Spawning, and more. We are pleased to announce that[…]

Earlier this month a whale was recently found in Taiwan, struggling, unable to swim. During attempts of rescue it regurgitated[…]

We are happy to announce the release of “The Flagrant Joys of Solo Travel” by SEVENSEAS Media contributor Laura Marjorie[…]

Save the date and plan your trip to Ft Lauderdale this November 1 for an event you will not want[…]

2 black mantas as large as vehicles rear up in the waters of Raja Ampat, Indonesia, congregating on this reef,[…]

The colossal Humphead Wrasse, also called the Napoleon Wrasse, is one of the largest fish inhabiting coral reefs. It[…]

It is summer and beach season for most of our readers north of the equator and we hope you are[…]

For the first time in history, the majority of humans lives in urban areas; more than three billion people reside[…]

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