Strengthening Ocean Conservation Globally by Connecting People, Telling Stories, Sharing Science
ZOOFLAKES: Full-Color Gift Book Promoting Animal Conservation & Awareness Arrives in Stores October 17, 2017 “Incredible creativity and artistry! Once you peruse the beautiful snowflake images of Earth’s most fascinating creatures, …
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Gay Bangkok will be an incredible experience for whoever wants it to be. There is literally something for everyone and Bangkok is safe, open, and accepting. Whether you are from …
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Turbinella Pyrem, white Conch shells or Chank shells, are harvested mainly from the sea coasts of India and Pakistan. They and grow up to 1,5 kg in weight and 20-25 cm in length Chank shells …
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What if I told you that a single abandoned fishing net could last for up to 400 years in the ocean… killing and tangling marine life, and coral reefs? Fishing …
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I saw my first real life manta ray on November 22, 2012, on a night dive with my family in Kona, Hawaii. A friend had recommended the dive and since …
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The resiliency of open water swimmers has been admired for well over a century, before Katie Pumphrey dove in the water. After Gertrude Ederle became the first woman to swim …
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Puget Sound is a living jewel that encompasses thousands of shoreline miles in Washington state and is home to more than 4 million people. However, this fjord-like estuary is experiencing …
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Following on the heels of Hello Ocean’s reconnaissance exploration in 2016, Hello Ocean launched its maiden voyage: Expedition Echo. In a Moorings catamaran, with support from 11th Hour Racing, a crew of …
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Sea shells evolved more than 500 million years ago and have amazed humans since the beginning of our time. Calcium, the basic building material, is a major component of seawater, …
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There are many species of beautiful yet very small sea shells found in our seas. Some of them are purple baby clams, bee hive snails, cebu beauty, money cowrie, and …
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