Madeira has a Carnaval you will not want to miss
By Jayme Simoes Not that anyone needs a reason to go to Portugal in February anymore – but one good reason is Carnaval, a four-day celebration beginning February 19, 2020. …
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Author: Giacomo Abrusci, SEVENSEAS Media Editor-in-Chief
Giacomo Abrusci is a conservation biologist and Executive Director of SEVENSEAS Media
An Intro to Madeira, Portugal’s Other Island Chain
So much has been written about the Azores. But then, there is Madeira a wonderful destination that has a warm year-round climate, dramatic volcanic landscapes, world-class wines, incredible hiking, a …
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Taking the Plunge Against Plastic
By Sarah Gauthier, a scuba diving instructor Do you like being out of your comfort zone? Last March, I went on the most extraordinary trip and I was totally out of …
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eyecandyLab and Adidas Launch Retail AR Experience to Reveal the Environmental Impact of Plastic Usage
Pilot Project to Run this Holiday Season for Six Weeks in the Adidas Flagship Paris Store eyecandylab and Adidas are proud to announce their pilot project has launched at the …
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Microplastics on the menu of manta rays and whale sharks
By Elitza Germanov, Marine Megafauna Foundation Plastics pollute Indonesian feeding grounds of plankton-feeding ocean giants Plastic pollution has a tremendous impact on marine life – and reef manta rays and whale …
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Floating plastics pervade Pacific fish populations, larval fish are eating our trash
By Jennifer Lynch Researchers from Hawai‘i Pacific University, NOAA, and other agencies release study that includes evidence ‘fish are dominated by plastics’ A new study on the Pacific Ocean’s floating trash …
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How An Exotic Invasion In The Everglades Has Its Fans Worried
By Ashley Pontius Burmese pythons and their battles with alligators get the headlines, but those large reptiles that came from Southeast Asia as part of the exotic-pet trade aren’t the only …
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Court Rules in Key Case to Protect One of Earth’s Rarest Whales
A federal court has ruled that federal fisheries managers failed to protect critically endangered North Atlantic right whales when opening nearly 3,000 square miles of previously protected New England marine …
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Virtual Reality Turns 360-Year-Old Shipwreck into Sunken Treasure
An Australian-based maritime archaeologist has brought Iceland’s oldest known shipwreck back to life in a 3D reconstruction. Flinders University PhD candidate John McCarthy has constructed a virtual reality dive of …
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Taking The Stress Out of Responsible Travel
As we’re all getting used to leading more eco-friendly lives and getting to grips with the do’s and don’ts of living responsibly, there is one big part of our lives …
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