Strengthening Ocean Conservation Globally by Connecting People, Telling Stories, Sharing Science
These tiny porpoises have been driven to the brink of extinction by illegal fishing nets off the coast of Mexico. To save them, these nets must be removed immediately. But …
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Seychelles is an archipelago of 115 islands in the Indian Ocean which is renowned for its unique flora and fauna, half of the land area being protected as nature reserves …
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These are just some beach scenes that will make you want to get your passport ready. Wanderlust overload! Sudden growth in tourism and sustainable development are two elements that need …
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Story by Kevin Majoros Networking is often used to enlighten people to fresh ideas and to extend a circle of support. If it is done well, it can open new …
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Once thriving, mangroves contribute to building the soil they grow on. Loose sediments are swept into mangroves with the tides and river currents, where they are trapped and supplemented with …
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Workshops held for science teachers and students in Valdivia, Chile. Professors and teachers had the opportunity to be part of the Workshop “Microplásticos: the oceanic trip of garbage”, in the Coastal …
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USAID WildlifeAsia held a meeting in Bangkok, Thailand, to discuss findings of a recent wildlife trafficking research project in China. Results will be detailed in a formal report to be …
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Gunung Baling is a mountain in Kedah, Malaysia with a peak climbing to 546 meters in the sky. The summit has magnificent views of the surroundings. There is only one basic …
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The other day I mused about the things I have read in particular that we will have more plastic in the oceans than fish by 2050 according to the reports. …
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Here at the Sea of Change Foundation we are thrilled to be funding important conservation projects that focus on divers and sustainable ecotourism. Specifically, this year we are funding; Reef …
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