Letter From the Editor: June 2018
I am keeping my note short and sweet for this month. June is supposed to be the most important time of the year for the marine conservation community with World …
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Latest Articles
A Deeper Dive: Protecting Deep-Sea Corals in the Channel Islands
Visitors to the Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary at Inspiration Point. Photo: Claire Fackler / NOAA By Matt Coomer, Marine Conservation Institute Communications Coordinator Every year, the Channel Islands …
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SEVENSEAS Travel Magazine: World Oceans Day. June 2018 – Issue 38
1. Letter from the Editor, June 2018 Happy World Ocean’s Day & Happy Pride 2018. 2. Freediving for Marine Conservation with Tara Abrina Tara Abrina has leveraged two networks, freediving …
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Green Fins IYOR 2018 Campaign – Part 2: Alternatives to Anchoring
By The Reef-World Foundation All divers can relate to those terrifying moments underwater during the first few years of their diving careers, feeling helpless and completely out of control. Some …
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Identifying the best coral gardening technique to revive reefs
By Andrew Bruckner, Georgia Coward, Coral Reef CPR The most devastating coral bleaching event affecting reefs worldwide unfolded between 2015 and2017. Over 80% of the world’s reefs bleached, triggering massive coral die-offs. …
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Surasak Nuibut, Mountain Climber, Adventurer & Travel Photographer: Bali – LBJ
What’s better than a week diving off of Komodo Island in Indonesia? Diving off of Komodo Island in Indonesia AND getting to stretch your arms and legs in Bali. This month, …
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Under the Waves with Karim Iliya for June 2018
A group of large fish reflect the sunlight in the waters of Raja Ampat, Indonesia Karim was published in National Geographic magazine for his humpback whale photography. He now leads …
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Jack’s June Photo Feature
Bluestripe Snapper – Photo taken in Palau The (common) bluestripe snapper, bluestripe sea perch or blue-line snapper, Lutjanus kasmira, is a species of snapper native to the Indian Ocean from …
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In Search of the Painted Bunting: Finding “North America’s Most Beautiful Bird”
Then felt I like some watcher of the skies When a new planet swims into his ken. —John Keats, “On First Looking into Chapman’s Homer,” 1817 It’s high noon on …
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Scientists Voyage to The White Shark Cafe
Scientists are a step closer to understanding what draws white sharks each spring to the “White Shark Café”, an offshore aggregation area halfway between Mexico and Hawaii in the Pacific. An interdisciplinary …
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