Close Enough? Photography feature by Ewan Wilson
Everyone who works with animals likes the odd close encounter, but Tony is a man who has more than most would ever want. Whilst playing a prank on the …
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Action Point #4: Healthy Ocean, Healthy Business
By Rebecca Gillham, for The Reef-World Foundation Never before has the topic of healthy marine environment been under the global spotlight to the extent it is today. With increasing reports of …
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Lonely Whale Leads NextWave in Radical Collaboration
By Kevin Majoros Originated by Dell Inc. and led by managing director Lonely Whale, a consortium of technology and consumer-focused companies are developing a commercial-scale ocean-bound plastics supply chain. The …
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Freediving in Dominica
I think the question every freediver gets asked at least once is “what do you think when you are down there?”. The first answer is “nothing”. But then I realize …
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Lessons About Hope from the Seas in the Coral Triangle
by Liz Cunningham with photographs by Jennifer Penner So many people ask me, “Is there any hope for the seas?” I tell them “Yes” and often I tell a story …
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Why the Women Around You Are the Network You Need
By Dana Rollison By now, you’ve heard it a million times: networking is one of the most essential activities for advancing your career. While it’s true, I don’t want to …
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Diving Dreams and Solo Travel
By Victoria Bell Inspired by a quick research trip my senior year, I decided to spend some time working at a dive shop in Roatán, Honduras after college. I was …
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SmallScaleOA: A Win-Win for Academia, Industry, Community, and Conservation
By Katharine (Kat) Leigh My passion has been, and always will be, ocean conservation. Seafood is my focus. This has driven me to seek sustainable solutions for fisheries like kick-starting …
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Becoming a Miami Waterkeeper
By Dana Tricarico As far back as I can remember, I wanted to be a marine biologist. It was hard not to love the ocean; how it made me feel, …
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From Wrecked Reefs to Ocean Optimism
Dr. Nancy Knowlton After graduating from college in 1971, I worked for a year as an assistant to the pioneering Dr. Ruth Turner, the first woman scientist to go down …
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